England

Ilfracombe is on the North Devon coast in South-West England.

Catholic, Protestant, and Apostolic

McArthurGlen build the first factory in engalnd

The king who exiled Defoe was dethroned.

I think its dundee

No, it's just outside Greater London by a couple of miles. However, you could travel from London to Staines and not notice the difference.

Staines previously in the County of Middlesex is now in the County of Surrey. This was altered during a change of areas in the late 1960s.

NO you can`t use Guernsey money in England...which is ridiculous as the currency is the same value & you can spend English money in Guernsey. But shops here will not accept guernsey notes as legal tender

in history yes there has been especially in the year

615: The Saxon Aethelfrith defeats the Welsh at Bangor

616: Battle of Chester - Wales isolated from the rest of Britain.

c.784: Offa of Mercia (below), the powerful Saxon king, constructs Offa's Dyke and Wales acquires an eastern boundary.

Warfare in the Middle Ages was not necessarily a pitched battle but a series of skirmishes, diplomacy and hostage taking. There were constant bickerings between Wales and England through most of the 'Dark Ages' and after the Norman Conquest of England, Wales was also subjected to invasion, the southern part of Wales falling and remaining in English hands. The reign of King John saw increased activity, mostly from 1204 onwards after John lost Normandy to the French king Philip Augustus and had little more to do than look inwards. Henry III, John's son, continued the trend and the conquest was accomplished finally by Edward I 'Longshanks' in 1282 with the death of Llwyelyn the Last in an ambush.

There are 109 bridges over the Thames,, not to be typed here though

Maidstone Swimming Club in Kent is England's longest established competitive swimming organisation - founded in 1844. It was originally founded due to reduce the number of local citizens who drowned in the town's River Medway.

Stephen of Blois, nephew of the previous king Henry I.

America by a wide margin

Large amounts of England, mostly the beaches, are zero metres above sea level. Some bits, like the mountains, are as much as 400m above sea level.

When John White returned to Roanoke after several years in England, he found that the colonists he had left behind had mysteriously disappeared.

Wikipedia lists the area as 130,395 km2 or 50,346 sq mi

Taking the measurement tool to google maps I get a rough 350 Miles north south, or 575 KM

At it's widest people east west, running diagonally I get about 365 miles, or 588KM

Ibiza is in the time zone range of GMT+ 1.00 which means that Ibiza is exactly one hour ahead of UK time - i hope this helps you!

Blackburn is in Lancahire, in the North West of England.

i honestly don't know :P

Kent is not a town. It is a county in the Southeast of England.

There is a small town called Kent in Ohio, USA.

If it's an guide dog then Yes, if not the No.

Framlingham, Suffolk.

Colchester, Essex (claims to be the oldest market town in England).

Petersfield, Hampshire.

Grantham, Lincs.

Market Harborough, Leics.

Dorchester, Dorset.

Ringwood, Hampshire.

Halifax, West Yorkshire was a market town until late 2009, when it became a 'Minster' town.

England has boundaries with Wales and Scotland, both of which have limited independence.

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland consists of these three countries with Northern Ireland.

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