Plateau of southwest Devon, England; mostly a national park, 956 sq km/369 sq mi in area. Over half the region is around 300 m/1,000 ft above sea level.
Region in Cumbria, northwest England. It contains the principal English lakes, separated by wild uplands rising to many peaks.
Line of fortifications built by the Roman emperor Hadrian across northern Britain from the Cumbrian coast on the west to the North Sea on the east.
Historic city and administrative headquarters of Bath and North East Somerset unitary authority, southwest England, 171 km/106 mi west of London; population (2001) 90,200.
Capital and administrative centre of Scotland and Edinburgh City unitary authority, near the southern shores of the Firth of Forth.
Capital of England and the United Kingdom, on the River Thames. Since 1965 its metropolitan area has been known as Greater London. 
Cathedral in Canterbury, Kent, England. The finest work of four centuries of medieval English architecture, from Norman to Perpendicular, is represented in the building.
From The Hutchinson Unabridged Encyclopedia
