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1046:Bergh Apton
915:Trowse Mill
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755:introducing
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578:Whitlingham
570:Crown Point
534:Crown Point
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369: /
1596:Categories
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1546:Wicklewood
1521:Toft Monks
1516:Tivetshall
1476:Swardeston
1466:Surlingham
1426:Shelfanger
1376:Poringland
1306:Kirby Cane
1276:Holverston
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1071:Brockdish
1056:Bramerton
1041:Bedingham
1006:Alpington
763:June 2009
614:astroturf
589:River Tas
357:1°19′12″E
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1486:Tasburgh
1456:Stockton
1451:Starston
1421:Seething
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1256:Hempnall
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1036:Bawburgh
1021:Aslacton
905:Geograph
851:BBC News
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153:District
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1556:Woodton
1506:Thwaite
1501:Thurton
1441:Sisland
1361:Needham
1356:Mundham
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1261:Heywood
1216:Gissing
1186:Flordon
1166:Earsham
1146:Deopham
1121:Claxton
1086:Bunwell
1026:Barford
996:Alburgh
805:20 June
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462:History
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343:Norfolk
338:England
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272:Norfolk
235:NORWICH
213:England
207:Country
179:Norfolk
111:Density
109:•
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1536:Wacton
1531:Trowse
1406:Roydon
1341:Morley
1326:Loddon
1176:Easton
1141:Denton
1126:Colney
1081:Broome
1076:Brooke
1001:Aldeby
740:, but
701:Loddon
682:Bungay
582:Bixley
384:Trowse
267:Police
189:Region
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42:Trowse
1416:Scole
1236:Hales
719:Notes
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1281:Howe
1156:Diss
833:2015
807:2009
711:and
703:and
684:and
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640:Road
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