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| − | '''Newark''' is a town in [[Nottinghamshire]] in the East [[Midlands]] of [[England]], standing on the [[River Trent]]. It is an important crossing point of that river, guarded by a medieval castle, and the town also lies on the main East Coast Main Line railway between [[London]] and [[Edinburgh]] and on the [[Great North Road]] (A1). | + | '''Newark''' is a town in [[Nottinghamshire]] in the East [[Midlands]] of [[England]], standing on the [[River Trent]]. It is an important crossing point of that river, guarded by a medieval castle, and the town also lies on the main East Coast Main Line railway between [[London]] and [[Edinburgh]] and on the [[Great North Road]] (A1). For a more complete and accurate description, as is usually the case, see Wikipedia. |
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Revision as of 01:20, October 15, 2009
Newark is a town in Nottinghamshire in the East Midlands of England, standing on the River Trent. It is an important crossing point of that river, guarded by a medieval castle, and the town also lies on the main East Coast Main Line railway between London and Edinburgh and on the Great North Road (A1). For a more complete and accurate description, as is usually the case, see Wikipedia.