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Greenham Common

Greenham Common proper noun: a former RAF base in Greenham parish and Thatcham parish, near Newbury, West Berkshire district, Berkshire, England, for many years the site of a women's peace camp; previously common land and now a public greenspace (OS grid ref SU4964).

Proper noun

Greenham Common

  1. A former RAF base in Greenham parish and Thatcham parish, near Newbury, West Berkshire district, Berkshire, England, for many years the site of a women's peace camp; previously common land and now a public greenspace (OS grid ref SU4964).

Questions about Greenham Common

What does Greenham Common mean?
Greenham Common means a former RAF base in Greenham parish and Thatcham parish, near Newbury, West Berkshire district, Berkshire, England, for many years the site of a women's peace camp; previously common land and now a public greenspace (OS grid ref SU4964).
What part of speech is Greenham Common?
Greenham Common is a proper noun.

Words near Greenham Common in the dictionary

  1. Greengrove
  2. Greenhalgh
  3. Greenhalgh-with-Thistleton
  4. Greenhalghs
  5. Greenham
  6. Greenham Common
  7. greenhand
  8. greenhands
  9. greenhart
  10. Greenhaw
  11. Greenhaws

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