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Woodnesborough (/ˈwɪnzbrə/ WINZ-brə) is a
village in the
Dover District of Kent, England, 2
miles (3.2 km) west of Sandwich. The po****tion
taken at the...
- Ash-next-Sandwich and
Woodnesborough.
According to
Edward Hasted in 1800, it was a
hamlet in the
western section of the
parish of
Woodnesborough.
Coombe Lane p****es...
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Woodnesborough railway station was a
railway station on the East Kent
Light Railway. It
opened on 16
October 1916 and
closed to p****enger
traffic after...
- (388 m) No. 3. 1,272 feet (388 m) This site was
located to the
south of
Woodnesborough. Work here was
abandoned in 1914
without coal
being found. It was served...
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paralleled by the Old
English name Wodnesberg,
found for
example in
Woodnesborough. The name
changed successively to Othensberg, Ohenseberg, Ounsberry...
- fenced, but no
track was laid.
Woodnesborough Colliery Spur This ran from south-east of
Woodnesborough station to
Woodnesborough Colliery,
which mine failed...
- Upton, and the
District of
Dover wards of Ash,
Little Stour, Sandwich,
Woodnesborough with Staple, and Worth. 2010–2024: The
District of
Thanet wards of Beacon...
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result his name is
often seen as the
basis for such
place names as
Woodnesborough ("Woden's Barrow") in Kent, Wans**** ("Woden's ****") in Wiltshire,...
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Station near Anstruther, Fife. RAF Ash
England Kent (TR320586) Near
Woodnesborough RAF
Ballymartin Northern Ireland County Down
Chain Home Low (CHL) RAF...
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Peoples and
Places 58) London. (1967) "The Anglo-Saxon
Burial at
Coombe [
Woodnesborough], Kent",
Medieval Archeology 11: 1–41 (by H.E.
Davidson and L. Webster)...
