- The
Chiltern Hills or the
Chilterns are a
chalk escarpment in
southern England,
located to the north-west of London,
covering 660
square miles (1,700 km2)...
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Chiltern can
refer to the
following places: In England:
Chiltern Hills, an area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty,
known locally as "the
Chilterns" Chiltern...
- rail
travel in the West
Midlands and
Chilterns".
Network Rail
media centre. 4 July 2016. "West
Midlands and
Chilterns Route Study Summary" (PDF). Network...
- The
Chiltern Hundreds is an
ancient administrative area in Buckinghamshire, England,
composed of
three ancient hundreds and
lying partially within the...
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confirms Chilterns tunnel extension".
Infrastructure Intelligence.
Retrieved 19
March 2021. A.,
Evans (28 May 2015). "High
Speed Rail in the
Chilterns Part...
- The
Chilterns Cycleway consists of a
circular 170 mile (274 km) on-road
route in the
Chilterns Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty Chilterns AONB. The...
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Chiltern Street is a road in the
Marylebone area of
Central London.
Located in the City of Westminster, it runs
north to
south connecting Marylebone Road...
- Oxfordshire. The
route includes the
Chilterns National Landscape and many of the town and
villages situated in the
Chilterns such as
Chalfont St Giles, Goring...
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Gerrards Cross,
Amersham and High Wycombe. The town is
adjacent to the
Chiltern Hills Area of
Outstanding Natural Beauty and has Georgian, neo-Georgian...
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Chiltern District was a
local government district of
Buckinghamshire in south-central
England from 1974 to 2020. It was
named after the
Chiltern Hills...
