- now
named Upper Enham (formerly
Upper King's
Enham),
Enham Alamein (formerly
Lower King's
Enham and then
Enham) and Knight's
Enham. At the 2011 Census...
-
Alamein railway station on the line HMS
Alamein (D17), a
Royal Navy
destroyer Enham Alamein, a
village in
Hampshire in
England This
disambiguation page lists...
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commemorating the battle, in Sydney, Australia) El
Alamein International Airport Enham Alamein (village in
Hampshire in England,
renamed after the battle) Marina...
- Abingdon, Amesbury, Andover, Aylesford, Cookham, Dorchester, Faversham, King's
Enham, Southampton, Wantage, Oxford, Kirtlington, and Woodstock. In the West Country...
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equipment of
World War II List of
Italian Army
equipment in
World War II
Enham Alamein (Village in Hampshire,
England named in
honour of the battle) El...
-
Knights Enham is a
small village and
former civil parish, now in the
parish of
Enham Alamein, in the Test
Valley district of Hampshire, England. It lies...
- and
Ibsley Ellisfield Elvetham Heath Embley Emery Down
Empshott Emsworth Enham Alamein Eversley Eversley Centre Eversley Cross Everton Ewhurst Ewshot Exbury...
- John
Kingsmill (ca. 1536 – will
proved 1590), of King's
Enham, Hampshire, was an
English politician. He was a
Member (MP) of the
Parliament of England...
- was born in
Portsmouth John Kingsmill, politician, was born in King's
Enham Frederick Kitchener, cricketer, was born in
Hartley Row
Matthew Kleinveldt...
- 61.23639°W / 13.15972; -61.23639 (Edinboro)
Saint Andrew Saint Vincent Enhams Saint Vincent Evesham Saint Vincent Fancy 13°22′N 061°10′W / 13.367°N...
