Chester le Street

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Chester le Street is a town in County Durham, north-east England. Its name indicated that it was the location of a Roman fort (OE: caester) and on a Roman road (OE: straet), the road in question leading from York to the forts on the River Tyne at South Shields anmd newcastle upon Tyne.

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