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Mersea Island /ˈmɜːrzi/ is an
island in Es****, England, in the
Blackwater and
Colne estuaries to the south-east of Colchester. Its name
comes from the...
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Mersea is a town and
electoral ward in Es****, England. It is the
larger (in
terms of po****tion) of two
settlements on
Mersea Island,
south of Colchester...
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towns of West
Mersea and
Wivenhoe and the
surrounding rural areas stretching from
Dedham Vale on the
Suffolk border in the
north to
Mersea Island in the...
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Mersea is a
village and
civil parish on
Mersea Island in the City of
Colchester district of Es****, England. It was
historically referred to as
Mersea...
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January 1999, the town was
amalgamated with the
surrounding Township of
Mersea to form an
expanded Town of Leamington.
Similar muni****l restructuring...
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Mersea Fort, also
known as
Cudmore Grove Blockhouse, was an
artillery fort
established by
Henry VIII on the East
Mersea coast in 1543. It
formed part...
- West
Mersea Priory was a
Benedictine priory in West
Mersea, Es****, England. It was
founded in 1046 and
granted by
Edward the
Confessor to the
Abbey of...
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National Statistics – West
Mersea CP (Parish)
Archived 16
September 2016 at the
Wayback Machine and East
Mersea CP (Parish) Po****tion of Inhabited...
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townships of Anderdon, Malden,
North Colchester,
South Colchester, Gosfield,
Mersea, the town of Amherstburg, the
villages of
Leamington and Kingsville, and...
- July and 2 August, the
first gig as Yes
followed at a
youth camp in East
Mersea, Es**** on 3 August.
Early sets were
formed of
cover songs from
artists such...
