"Kent" can refer to multiple things, but it is primarily known as a county in England, located in the southeastern part of the country. It is notable for its historical sites, picturesque countryside, and proximity to London. Additionally, "Kent" can be a surname or a given name, and it may refer to various places or institutions named after the county.
Kent Gilbert's birth name is Gilbert, Kent Sidney.
Kent Adamson's birth name is Kent Bryan Adamson.
Kent Bassett's birth name is Robert Kent Bassett.
Kent Bottenfield's birth name is Kent Dennis Bottenfield.
Tony Bradman (if you mean the children's author) is alive and living in Kent (England).
"Keneka" means the same thing as "Kent" in Hawaii. Kent means "high".
It really does depend on what part of kent you mean. London to Dartford (West Kent) is approximately 16 miles. London to Dover (East Kent) is approximately 70 miles
Do you mean Kent State (KSU) in Ohio or Kent, Washington? Seattle is a large Mormon bubble with hundreds of thousands of members.
This depends on which Kent you mean. There is a Kent, Washington where you can find automotive repair shops on the Edmunds website and on Yelp. You can also find repair shops on Yelp if you live in Kent, Ohio.
That is the name of the artist. He was Scottish.
It's a town in Kent. Name comes from King Offa.
If you mean Gravesend in Kent, England then with population of 56,000 its officially a Town.
Kent's population (excluding Medway) is currently estimated to be 1,480,200 people. This figure is a mid-2012 population estimate as published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and is the latest available. Source: www.kent.gov.uk
The address of the Kent Library is: 212 2Nd Ave N, Kent, 98032 M
If you mean which state in the USA, then the answer is none of them. Canterbury is a city in Kent, in the South East of England.
It could be the inishals of a name like Clark Kent, or an abreveation of some kind.
London is adjacent to Kent on the northwest corner of Kent so Kent is adjoined to the southeast suburbs of London.