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West Hartlepool

West Hartlepool proper noun: originally a separate borough from Hartlepool itself; the two were merged into a county borough in 1967 as Hartlepool, which later became a local government district in County Durham and currently a unitary authority. The name is no longer shown on OS maps, the grid ref was NZ5032.

Proper noun

West Hartlepool

  1. Originally a separate borough from Hartlepool itself; the two were merged into a county borough in 1967 as Hartlepool, which later became a local government district in County Durham and currently a unitary authority. The name is no longer shown on OS maps, the grid ref was NZ5032.

Questions about West Hartlepool

What does West Hartlepool mean?
West Hartlepool means originally a separate borough from Hartlepool itself; the two were merged into a county borough in 1967 as Hartlepool, which later became a local government district in County Durham and currently a unitary authority. The name is no longer shown on OS maps, the grid ref was NZ5032.
What part of speech is West Hartlepool?
West Hartlepool is a proper noun.

Words near West Hartlepool in the dictionary

  1. West Ham
  2. West Hampstead
  3. West Hants
  4. West Harrow
  5. West Hartford
  6. West Hartlepool
  7. West Harton
  8. West Harwich
  9. West Hatfield
  10. West Haven
  11. West Heath

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