which county is the largest in england now yorkshire has been divided?
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Still Yorkshire followed by Devon.
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London is the capital city of England and has been since Roman times.  \n\nwww.visitlondon.co.uk
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The correct answer is Lesotho.\n\nhttp://www.lesotholondon.org.uk/HIGH%20COMMISSION%20OF%20THE%20KINGDOM%20OF%20LESOTHO%20IN%20LONDON-22.htm
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England - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soccer
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London first started in what is now called York. It moved to it's current location during the 1732 "London Up Rising", You can see the where it was draged as this mark to route of the A1
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I think it would be good to split the union especially now since its the 300th anniversary in 2007. I dont want to start arguments about countries which would survive outside of it or which countries support others. It is a myth that England supports the neighbouring countries though. Sure; Scotland for example is given a hefty supplemet every year to look after itself but only from money the UK (NOT England - contrary to popular belief) has earned ie from oil (which is actually Scottish anyway)and tourism - which all nations in the kingdom earn. Please dont continue flaming or anything. I havent said anything to insult anyone and everything I have said is fact. btw Robespierre made the classic fault assuming Wales and Scotland were in England. They are not and never have been, I strongly suggest you don't say that when you are in one of those smaller UK nations. You may be risking your health ;)
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either England or China...per capita
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In East Anglia in England, the land level has effectively been  falling; this is due to better drainage of the land. Land + water creates bogs and fens, but land without the water doesn't take up the same volume therefore the land falls.\n\nSomewhere in the fens there is an iron post called Holme Post. As the land has been drained so more and more of this spike is revealed. Its top is now fourteen foot about the level of the land. When it was first driven into the ground its top was flush with the ground surface. Hope this makes sense.
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Actually St. Lawrence County is the largest county in New York State.
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North Carolina is the biggest state in the union.
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The largest county by population is Kings county with a populatino of 2,475,290 as of 2004.  The largest county by area is St. Lawrence with 2,686 square miles.
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In Descending order:\n\nUnited Kingdom (UK):\nEngland, Scotland, Wales, N. Ireland, Some of the Channel Islands , the Isle of Man.\n\nGreat Britain:\nEngland, Scotland and Wales\n\nBritain:\nEngland and Wales\n\nEngland:\nA single country
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England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland.
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I'm English.  I was born in Yorkshire, England, and now live in High Wycombe.  Fair enough it's still Britain, but I prefer English.
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Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee are the biggest
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The height separation depends on the scale of the Ordnance Survey map!
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The United Kingdom is composed of Great Britain and Northern Island. \n\nGreat Britain is the island land mass that includes England, Scotland and Wales, all of which were once separate nations. England comprises the southern and middle part of the Island of Great Britain, with the exception of Wales in the southwest. The northern part of the island is comprised of Scotland.\n\nNorthern Island, is, well, the northern part of the island of Ireland and is part of the United Kingdom. The southern part is the Republic of Ireland.\n\nIt's called the United Kingdom because it is the union of the formerly separate kingdoms of England, Scotland, the principality of Wales and part of Ireland.  The crowns of England and Scotland were united following the death of Elizabeth I when her nephew King James of Scotland also became king of England. The crowns have been united ever since. Wales was conquered by England long before that and the English had exercised over lordship of Ireland off and on for centuries until the southern portion managed to break away and form its own country.\n\nContrary to some of the answers above, Britain's overseas territories (such as the Falklands and Bermuda) are not technically part of the land of Britain, though their people are British subjects. Those places are considered part of Britain's "territories and possessions"