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Vale of York

Vale of York proper noun: a large area of flat land surrounding the City of York in North Yorkshire, England.

Proper noun

Vale of York

  1. A large area of flat land surrounding the City of York in North Yorkshire, England.
    • For the next 15 miles to Knaresborough the railway, double track throughout, crosses mixed agricultural land, typical of the Vale of York.1960 January, David Bertram, “The York-Knaresborough-Harrogate branch”, in Trains Illustrated, page 14

Questions about Vale of York

What does Vale of York mean?
Vale of York means a large area of flat land surrounding the City of York in North Yorkshire, England.
What part of speech is Vale of York?
Vale of York is a proper noun.

Words near Vale of York in the dictionary

  1. Vale of Neath
  2. Vale of Pewsey
  3. vale of tears
  4. Vale of Tempe
  5. Vale of White Horse
  6. Vale of York
  7. Valea Albă
  8. Valea Argovei
  9. Valea Brusturetului
  10. Valea Cerbului
  11. Valea Cheii

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