Great Britain Alphabetically - Part H

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1. Which county town has an 11th century cathedral which contains the "Mappa Mundi", a medieval map of the world dating from the 13th century? Harrow Hertford Hereford Huntingdon

2. Which southern port is synonymous with a famous battle of 1066? Hastings Harwich Havant Hove

3. Which town on the River Teviot is the largest in the former Scottish county of Roxburghshire? Hawick Hamilton Helensburgh Haddington

4. Which town was the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell, and has been represented in Parliament by both Cromwell and former Prime Minister John Major? Huntingdon Haslemere Hinckley High Wycombe

5. Which small town near London is famous for its Royal Regatta? Harrow Henley-upon-Thames Harlow Hay-on-Wye

6. Which Yorkshire town built its wealth on the wool trade, and is famous for its building society, founded in 1853? Harrogate Huddersfield Halifax Holmfirth

7. Which market town near Edinburgh is the traditional county town of East Lothian? Huntly Hamilton Haddington Hawick

8. Which town in Yorkshire became one of Britain's most celebrated spas in the 18th century, and is the site of two famous flower shows each year, in April and September? Helmsley Harewood Harrogate Hawes

9. Which Welsh town is the site of the world's largest second-hand bookshop? Harlech Hay-on-Wye Haverfordwest Holyhead

10. Which town on the south bank of the River Tyne features an 11th century abbey, and built its wealth as a market town for local sheep and cattle farmers? Harbottle Haydon Bridge Hexham Heddon-on-the-Wall