Poison Cross
Poison Cross proper noun: a locality in Eastry parish, Dover district, Kent, England, at the north end of the village (OS grid ref TR3055).
Proper noun
Poison Cross
- A locality in Eastry parish, Dover district, Kent, England, at the north end of the village (OS grid ref TR3055).
- The section from Poison Cross, near Eastry, to the sidings at Richborough was closed completely as from January 1, 1950, and has now been dismantled.1954 June, “The Why and the Wherefore: East Kent Railway”, in Railway Magazine, page 441
Questions about Poison Cross
- What does Poison Cross mean?
- Poison Cross means a locality in Eastry parish, Dover district, Kent, England, at the north end of the village (OS grid ref TR3055).
- What part of speech is Poison Cross?
- Poison Cross is a proper noun.
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