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Is somerset in the countryside?
Yes it is, Although there are many large and popular towns/cities in the Somerset area.
What are all the the towns in Somerset county?
If you mean Somerset in the United Kingdom then the link shown below has the information Some important towns in Somerset, England would be Weston-super-Mare, Wells, Glastonbury, Exmoor, Minehead, Yeovil.
How many miles from Liverpool to Somerset?
how many milesto liverpool from somerset
How many miles from London to Somerset?
There are 164 miles from Somerset to London.
How many cities are in the state New Jersey?
21 Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_counties_in_New_Jersey
What are the five closest towns to Shanksville?
The five closest towns to Shanksville, Pennsylvania, are Somerset, about 9 miles to the northwest; New Baltimore, around 6 miles to the southwest; Friedens, approximately 8 miles to the north; Stoystown, roughly 9 miles to the east; and Centerville, which is about 7 miles to the south. These towns are part of the Somerset County area and provide a mix of local amenities and communities.
How many miles from somerset to bedford?
Somerset is a county, Bedford is the county town of Bedfordshire (the county). Thus as you do not say where in Somerset you are starting from we can not give you an answer.
Do all people from Somerset have tractors?
No, of course not. The majority of people in Somerset live in towns and cities and even if they live in the countryside, they probably won't be farmers - so won't have any need to own a tractor.
Burnham-on-sea somerset to heathrow airport how long in miles?
how many minutes from heathrow to somerset
How many acres in somerset county Maine?
Somerset County, Maine covers 2,620,160 acres.
How many McDonald's are in Somerset Kentucky?
As of February 2014, there are two different McDonald's in Somerset, Kentucky.
How did Wellington get its name?
There are three ancient towns called Wellington, located in Shropshire, Hereford and Somerset. The Old English ''Weolintun'' was recorded in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles for the year 904, and referred to the Somerset town. It appears to mean 'the town of the people living by the temple clearing'. The Duke of Wellington took his title from the Somerset town. The boot was named after the Duke. Wellington NZ was named after Wellington, Somerset.
