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Cambridge is best known for the [[University of Cambridge]]. | Cambridge is best known for the [[University of Cambridge]]. | ||
| − | Cambridge has a non-student population of around 65,000, and that can double when students are present. | + | Cambridge has a non-student population of around 65,000, and that can double when students are present. Outside of the University it is most famous for its cathederal, seat of the Bishop of Cambridge. |
[[Category:Towns in Cambridgeshire]] | [[Category:Towns in Cambridgeshire]] | ||
Revision as of 01:39, January 5, 2010
- For the US city, see Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Cambridge is a famous English university city in the county of Cambridgeshire. It is located north of London, and is surrounded by a number of smaller towns and villages. It is unusual in England in lying slightly below sea level, in the middle of the Fens region. People who attend the university are known as Cantabrigians and, having graduated, can put 'Cantab.' after their name and degree.
Cambridge is best known for the University of Cambridge.
Cambridge has a non-student population of around 65,000, and that can double when students are present. Outside of the University it is most famous for its cathederal, seat of the Bishop of Cambridge.