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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).[[Category:United Kingdom Cities and Towns]] | + | '''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). |
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| + | For the liberal American city, see [[Newark, New Jersey]]. | ||
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Revision as of 21:12, March 18, 2015
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 the liberal American city, see Newark, New Jersey.