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Roadwater is a
village 3
miles (5 km) south-west of Williton, on the
northern edge of the
Exmoor National Park, in Somerset, England. The
village was...
- The
Roadwater railway station was an
intermediate station on the West
Somerset Mineral Railway (WSMR),
which was
constructed primarily to
transport iron...
-
Order of
Merit of the
Italian Republic in 1991.
Roberts died in 2003, at
Roadwater, Somerset,
shortly after completing the
fourth revised edition of The...
- Hills,
within Exmoor National Park,
through the
villages of Monksilver,
Roadwater, and Luxborough,
across Lype Hill to
Wheddon Cross. The
route then crosses...
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Whitley (22
October 1923
Singapore – 25
January 2003) of
Leighland House,
Roadwater, Watchet, Somerset, a son of Sir
Norman Henry Pownall Whitley KCB, MC...
- the
sections of the line
below the
inclined plane at Watchet, Washford,
Roadwater and Comberow;
trains also
called by
request at
stopping places at Torre...
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Charlton Rackley, Raddington, Radstock, Redhill, Redlynch, Regil, Rimpton,
Roadwater,
Rockwell Green, Rode,
Rodney Stoke,
Rooks Bridge, Rowberrow, Rudge, Ruishton...
- 1865,
connecting Watchet with the
village of
Washford and the
hamlets of
Roadwater and Comberow. P****engers were
carried from
Comberow up the rope-hauled...
- Minehead,
Monksilver Oare, Oareford, Old
Cleeve Pooltown, Porlock,
Preston Roadwater St Audries,
Sampford Brett, Selworthy, Simonsbath, Skilgate,
Stoke Pero...
- 2,092
hectares (5,170 acres) and
includes the
villages of Old Cleeve,
Roadwater and
Washford as well as
hamlets such as Bilbrook,
Chapel Cleeve, Golsoncott...
