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Gloucestershire Council to eliminate a sharp corner on the B4058 road. Cogmill Farm still remains but the only evidence of the watermill is the remains of the tail-race tunnel and spill tunnel each side of the current river bridge. An article describing the mill was published by the Bristol
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Coalpit Heath, in 1928 Beesmoor Road was constructed through farmland, connecting Badminton Road, the main Yate – Bristol thoroughfare, with the Woodend area of Frampton Cotterell. Since then estates of
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Cotterell has no official flag, however, a proposed flag for the village has been submitted, though, there has been no active use of this flag at the moment. The flag was inspired by the colours on the local rugby club's logo and the cross design of the
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1764:Watley's End
1744:Tytherington
1684:Severn Beach
1654:Pucklechurch
1644:Petty France
1639:Pennsylvania
1584:North Common
1549:Mangotsfield
1534:Little Stoke
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1769:Westerleigh
1714:Stoke Lodge
1704:Staple Hill
1689:Shepperdine
1674:Rockhampton
1664:Rangeworthy
1599:Old Sodbury
1574:New Passage
1509:Kendleshire
1459:Harry Stoke
1439:Great Stoke
1329:Cold Ashton
1229:Almondsbury
923:Kendleshire
747:was 7,327.
745:2011 census
723:, Germany.
537:Old English
525:Westerleigh
484:Anglo-Saxon
456:2011 census
444:Westerleigh
428:River Frome
401: /
38:predictions
1819:Categories
1729:Tockington
1554:Marshfield
1519:Latteridge
1504:Itchington
1499:Iron Acton
1464:Hawkesbury
1324:Codrington
1274:Bridgeyate
1206:Places in
988:25 October
974:"FRAMPTON"
951:References
861:Iron Acton
856:Latteridge
784:Travellers
741:Iron Acton
727:Governance
497:Iron Acton
440:Iron Acton
229:South West
144:Population
54:improve it
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1739:Tortworth
1734:Tormarton
1724:Thornbury
1719:Swineford
1699:Soundwell
1589:Northwick
1514:Kingswood
1389:Earthcott
1359:Dodington
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1249:Badminton
765:gristmill
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665:Geography
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567:Cotterell
511:The name
501:Chessolds
323:Ambulance
263:Post town
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1624:Olveston
1594:Old Down
1559:Mayshill
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1429:Frenchay
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1354:Cromhall
1304:Cheswick
1294:Charlton
1284:Catbrain
1254:Bagstone
1234:Alveston
1142:20 March
1136:Archived
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1044:20 March
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928:Henfield
583:furlongs
579:peasants
552:windmill
513:Frampton
160:ST670818
1784:Wickwar
1759:Warmley
1669:Redwick
1649:Pilning
1614:Oldland
1379:Dunkirk
1369:Doynton
1364:Downend
1344:Cowhill
1068:by the
780:Gypsies
756:Cogmill
751:Cogmill
717:twinned
699:Downend
659:Taywood
655:Barratt
493:Dullage
476:Dullage
462:History
452:Bristol
386:51°32′N
370:England
267:BRISTOL
245:England
239:Country
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1694:Siston
1579:Nibley
1569:Morton
1489:Horton
1484:Hinton
1454:Hanham
1444:Hallen
1419:Filton
1384:Dyrham
1339:Conham
1264:Bitton
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221:Region
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1144:2015
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