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There are no units called "REDWICK"
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This contains the complete text of three gazetteers published in the
late 19th century over 90,000 entries.
Although there are no descriptive gazetteer entries for
placenames exactly matching your search term (other than those
already linked to "places"), the following
entries mention "REDWICK":
Place name County Entry Source GLOUCESTER and BRISTOL Gloucestershire
Somerset
WiltshireRedwick, Hallen, Horfield, Bishopston, Mangots-field, Downend, Shirehampton, Fishpond, Stoke-Bishop, Westbury-on-Trym, and Redland. The deanery of Cirencester Imperial HENBURY Gloucestershire Redwick and Northwick; and is chiefly in the district of Clifton, but partly in that of Thornbury. Acres, 15, 409; of which Imperial LLANDAFF Glamorgan Redwick, and Undy; and the p. curacy of Llanvair-Discoed. The deanery of Netherwent E contains the rectories of Itton Imperial MAGOR Monmouthshire Redwick, and comprises 4,124 acres of land, and 6,390 of water. Real property, £7,955. Pop., 740. Houses Imperial NORTHWICK Gloucestershire Redwick; and lies on the river Severn, and on the Bristoland South Wales Union railway, adjacent to New Passage r. station Imperial Redwick Monmouthshire Redwick , township, Magor par., Monmouthshire, in S. of co., 7 miles SE. of Newport, 2234 ac. land and 6560 water Bartholomew REDWICK Gloucestershire REDWICK , a hamlet in Henbury parish, Gloucester; on the Severn, near New Passage. It has chapels for Wesleyans and Free Imperial REDWICK Monmouthshire REDWICK , a chapelry in Magor parish, Monmouth; on the coast of Caldicot level, 2 miles S S W of Magor Imperial Redwick and Northwick Gloucestershire Redwick and Northwick , township, Henbury par., Gloucestershire, on river Severn, near New Passage, 8 miles NW. of Bristol, 1282 ac. land Bartholomew
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