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This article is about the ancient hundred in
Gloucestershire, England. For Berkeley Hundred in Virginia, see
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English Local
Government from the Revolution to the Municipal Corporations Act: the parish and the county
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Berkeley
Hundred was divided into two separate parts, the Lower Division and the Upper Division.
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and lasted as administrative divisions until the 19th century.
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443:Whitstone
423:Thornbury
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383:Kiftsgate
363:Deerhurst
328:Bledisloe
186:Ozleworth
161:Kingscote
136:Beverston
116:Arlingham
433:Westbury
403:Rapsgate
393:Longtree
368:Dudstone
313:Berkeley
241:(1906).
131:Berkeley
94:Horfield
79:Elberton
72:parishes
50:hundreds
378:Henbury
338:Bradley
156:Dursley
105:Henbury
353:Cleeve
333:Botloe
323:Bisley
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146:Coaley
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89:Hill
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