4. What part of England do the Doctor and her companions find themselves in during "The Witchfinders"?
From Quiz The Witchfinders
Answer:
Lancashire
The county of Lancashire was created in 1182, and historically was the area between the Ribble and Mersey rivers. For much of its history, it included Manchester and Liverpool. It is located in Northwestern England. The symbol for Lancashire, the red rose, dates back to the War of the Roses.
"Witchfinders" is set at Pendle Hill in eastern Lancashire. It was the site of real life witch trials in 1612. The hill is also linked with the founding of the Society of Friends (Quakers).
Several episodes during series 11 have taken place in Sheffield, Yorkshire, and the Doctor herself, Jodie Whittaker, is a native of Yorkshire. Hampshire is in southern England, and is notable as the home of Jane Austen. According to Clara, the author was a good kisser. Shropshire is in western England, near Wales. It is the birthplace of scientist Charles Darwin.