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− | + | This comic is a joke similar to [https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8&safe=active&ssui=on#q=how%20americans%20see%20the%20world&safe=active&ssui=on "How Americans see the world"] showing how the average American has opinions on the world, often including jokes such as a lack of {{w|Africa}}, etc. This has been used before in [[850: World According to Americans]]. | |
− | + | Many areas of the UK are most familiar to foreigners thanks to their depiction in various fantasy novels and TV series. This map labels some of these, as well as including many silly names that simply sound like real British towns to an American ear. A protractor is shown off the coast of the {{w|Mull of Kintyre}} in reference to the "{{w|Mull of Kintyre test}}" - the angle of the Mull defines the maximum allowed erectness for a man on British television. | |
− | + | The title text plays around with the concept of the compass directions and how numerous regions (such as South "Sussex" and West "Wessex") incorporate such literal names in their description. Randell is creating similar sounding names which are nonsense-ish ("Norsussex" would be the region of the Northern-Southern Saxons), and placing them in relation to each other in ways which would be geographically implausible. However, in Germany there exists the region called ''Westphalia'' (''Westfalen''), and the eastern part of it is often referred to as ''East-Westphalia'' (''{{w|Ostwestfalen}}''), which sounds somewhat ridiculous. Part of the joke in the title text could be the fact that while three of the locations are fictional Middlesex does actually exist. | |
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− | The title text plays around with the concept of the compass directions and how numerous regions (such as South "Sussex" and West "Wessex") incorporate such literal names in their description. | ||
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| Blick | | Blick | ||
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− | || This is the name of a goblin in the movie "Legend" starring Tim Curry. | + | || This is the name of a goblin in the movie "Legend" starring Tim Curry. |
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| Everdeen | | Everdeen | ||
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| Norther Sea | | Norther Sea | ||
− | || Pun on the {{w|North Sea}} | + | || Pun on the {{w|North Sea}} |
|| {{w|Sea of the Hebrides}} | || {{w|Sea of the Hebrides}} | ||
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|| {{w|Loch Lomond|No joke}} | || {{w|Loch Lomond|No joke}} | ||
|| Loch Lomond | || Loch Lomond | ||
− | || Loch Lomond is | + | || Loch Lomond is the third largest lake in the UK, and the subject of a well-known {{w|The_Bonnie_Banks_o%27_Loch_Lomond|traditional song}}. Referenced in the "beaming" (teleporter) bit in the movie Spaceballs by the Scotty expy 'Snotty'. It also houses a distillery producing a whisky appreciated by Captain Haddock in ''{{w|The Adventures of Tintin}}''. |
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| Fjordham | | Fjordham | ||
− | || {{w|Fjords}} are glacial valleys. "-ham" is a common English placename suffix from Old English, related to the modern {{w|Hamlet (place)|hamlet}} | + | || {{w|Fjords}} are glacial valleys. "-ham" is a common English placename suffix from Old English, related to the modern {{w|Hamlet (place)|hamlet}}. There are several villages in England named {{w|Fordham}}. |
|| Near {{w|Oban}} on the {{w|Firth of Lorn}} | || Near {{w|Oban}} on the {{w|Firth of Lorn}} | ||
|| The Scottish word "Firth" is related to "Fjord", although Lorn is not a fjord in the strict scientific sense - it was formed along the {{w|Great Glen Fault}} by tectonics, rather than glaciers | || The Scottish word "Firth" is related to "Fjord", although Lorn is not a fjord in the strict scientific sense - it was formed along the {{w|Great Glen Fault}} by tectonics, rather than glaciers | ||
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|| Although it's shown near Stirling, the reference seems to be to {{w|Glasgow}} | || Although it's shown near Stirling, the reference seems to be to {{w|Glasgow}} | ||
|- | |- | ||
− | | | + | | Eavestrough |
|| A dialectal word for {{w|rain gutter}} | || A dialectal word for {{w|rain gutter}} | ||
|| {{w|Edinburgh}} | || {{w|Edinburgh}} | ||
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| Seasedge | | Seasedge | ||
− | || Procan's realm in ''Dungeons & Dragons'' | + | || Procan's realm in ''Dungeons & Dragons'' |
|| Somewhere near the Scotland-England border | || Somewhere near the Scotland-England border | ||
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| Glutenfree | | Glutenfree | ||
− | || {{w|Gluten-free}} food lacks the protein {{w|gluten}}. This allows {{w|coeliac disease}} sufferers to enjoy it, but has also become a dietary fad in itself. | + | || {{w|Gluten-free}} food lacks the protein {{w|gluten}}. This allows {{w|coeliac disease}} sufferers to enjoy it, but has also become a dietary fad in itself. |
|| {{w|Cairnryan}}, {{w|Dumfries and Galloway}} | || {{w|Cairnryan}}, {{w|Dumfries and Galloway}} | ||
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| Blighton | | Blighton | ||
− | || A mashup of {{w|Brighton}} and {{w|Blighty}} | + | || A mashup of {{w|Brighton}} and {{w|Blighty}} |
|| The {{w|Scottish Borders}} | || The {{w|Scottish Borders}} | ||
|| The real Brighton is much further south, on the south coast. | || The real Brighton is much further south, on the south coast. | ||
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|| {{w|North Sea|No joke}} | || {{w|North Sea|No joke}} | ||
|| North Sea | || North Sea | ||
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| Eyemouth | | Eyemouth | ||
− | || {{w|Eyemouth| | + | || {{w|Eyemouth|Not a joke}} |
|| near {{w|Newcastle-upon-Tyne}} | || near {{w|Newcastle-upon-Tyne}} | ||
|| The real Eyemouth is further north, where "Seasedge" is marked on the map. | || The real Eyemouth is further north, where "Seasedge" is marked on the map. | ||
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|| The {{w|Lake District}}. "-bottom" is a common placename across Northern England, and refers to a town in a valley. | || The {{w|Lake District}}. "-bottom" is a common placename across Northern England, and refers to a town in a valley. | ||
|| {{w|Lake District}} | || {{w|Lake District}} | ||
− | || Below Lakebottom is a sketch of | + | || Below Lakebottom is a sketch of lake with yachts on it. This is {{w|Windermere}}, the largest lake in England, where many boating speed records were set. |
|- | |- | ||
| Braintree | | Braintree | ||
|| {{w|Braintree, Essex|Not a joke}} | || {{w|Braintree, Essex|Not a joke}} | ||
|| {{w|North Yorkshire}} | || {{w|North Yorkshire}} | ||
− | || The real Braintree is much further south, near where "Paulblart" is on the map. Also a possible reference to the | + | || The real Braintree is much further south, near where "Paulblart" is on the map. Also a possible reference to the Braintree stop at the end of the Red Line in Boston? |
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| Skinflower | | Skinflower | ||
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|| {{w|Björk}} is an Icelandic singer | || {{w|Björk}} is an Icelandic singer | ||
|| {{w|East Riding of Yorkshire}} | || {{w|East Riding of Yorkshire}} | ||
− | || The reference is presumably to York | + | || The reference is presumably to York, although it's a bit too far east. |
|- | |- | ||
| Weedle | | Weedle | ||
− | || {{w|Weedle}} is a Pokémon | + | || {{w|Weedle}} is a Pokémon, and also a word meaning "to obtain by trickery or persuasion" |
|| {{w|Forest of Bowland}} | || {{w|Forest of Bowland}} | ||
|| In the original Pokémon Red and Blue games Weedle is most notably found in '{{w|Viridian Forest}}' which - like the real-life Forest of Bowland - is known for its diverse wildlife. | || In the original Pokémon Red and Blue games Weedle is most notably found in '{{w|Viridian Forest}}' which - like the real-life Forest of Bowland - is known for its diverse wildlife. | ||
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| Aidenn | | Aidenn | ||
− | || An apparent pun on the {{w|Scouse}} accent: {{w|h-dropping}} and {{w|th- | + | || An apparent pun on the {{w|Scouse}} accent: {{w|h-dropping}} and {{w|th-fronting}} mean the common "hey, then" would be pronounced "ai denn". |
|| {{w|Merseyside}} | || {{w|Merseyside}} | ||
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| Hillfolk | | Hillfolk | ||
− | || {{w|Hillfolk}} is an RPG. "-hill" (referring to, well, a hill) is common in British placenames, and "-folk" (referring to a tribe or culture) is seen in ''Suffolk'' and ''Norfolk'' | + | || {{w|Hillfolk}} is an RPG. "-hill" (referring to, well, a hill) is common in British placenames, and "-folk" (referring to a tribe or culture) is seen in ''Suffolk'' and ''Norfolk''. |
|| {{w|Manchester}} | || {{w|Manchester}} | ||
|| Manchester's name does in fact reference hills: it means "castle on the {{w|breast-shaped hill}}" | || Manchester's name does in fact reference hills: it means "castle on the {{w|breast-shaped hill}}" | ||
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| Borough-upon-Mappe | | Borough-upon-Mappe | ||
− | || By being recorded here, this is literally a borough upon a map. The "-upon-" is a common element of placenames for towns on rivers, although there's no River Mappe. | + | || By being recorded here, this is literally a borough upon a map. The "-upon-" is a common element of placenames for towns on rivers, although there's no River Mappe. |
|| {{w|Lincolnshire Wolds}} | || {{w|Lincolnshire Wolds}} | ||
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| Fhqwhgads | | Fhqwhgads | ||
− | || "[http://www.hrwiki.org/wiki/Fhqwhgads Fhqwhgads]" is a joke from the Homestar Runner internet | + | || "[http://www.hrwiki.org/wiki/Fhqwhgads Fhqwhgads]" is a joke from the Homestar Runner internet cartoon. |
− | || {{w| | + | || {{w|Crewe}} |
− | || This is near the Welsh border; Welsh names often look like a mish-mash of consonants to English speakers | + | || This is near to the Welsh border; Welsh names often look like a mish-mash of consonants to English speakers. |
|- | |- | ||
| Cadbury | | Cadbury | ||
− | || {{w|Cadbury}} is a British chocolate company | + | || {{w|Cadbury}} is a British chocolate company |
|| Near {{w|Boston, Lincolnshire}} | || Near {{w|Boston, Lincolnshire}} | ||
− | || Cadbury actually built a town for its workers... but it's called {{w|Bournville}}. There are several towns called | + | || Cadbury actually built a town for its workers... but it's called {{w|Bournville}}. There are several towns called "Cadbury" in the UK (where the Cadbury family presumably got its name), but none are near here. |
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| Cabinetry | | Cabinetry | ||
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|| {{w|Shire (Middle-earth)|The Shire}} is home to the {{w|Hobbits}} in {{w|Middle-Earth}} | || {{w|Shire (Middle-earth)|The Shire}} is home to the {{w|Hobbits}} in {{w|Middle-Earth}} | ||
|| {{w|Midlands}} | || {{w|Midlands}} | ||
− | || Tolkien drew inspiration for the Shire from the {{w|West Midlands (region)|West Midlands}}, although Tolkien was from the southern part of the Midlands (roughly where Dampshire is on the map) | + | || Tolkien drew inspiration for the Shire from the {{w|West Midlands (region)|West Midlands}}, although Tolkien was from the southern part of the Midlands (roughly where Dampshire is on the map) |
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| Landmouth | | Landmouth | ||
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| Hamwich | | Hamwich | ||
− | || A ham sandwich. Both "-ham" and "-wich" are common generic placenames. The village called simply "Ham" and the other called "Sandwich" are fairly close to each other, with a famous roadsign that points to "Ham Sandwich" between them | + | || A ham sandwich. Both "-ham" and "-wich" are common generic placenames. The village called simply "Ham" and the other called "Sandwich" are fairly close to each other, with a famous roadsign that points to "Ham Sandwich" between them. |
|| {{w|Norwich}} | || {{w|Norwich}} | ||
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| West Norsussex | | West Norsussex | ||
− | || Mash-up of {{w| | + | || Mash-up of {{w|Sussex}} ("South Saxons") with the obsolete {{w|Wessex}} ("West Saxons") and never extant {{w|Norsex}} ("North Saxons") |
|| {{w|Midlands}} | || {{w|Midlands}} | ||
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| Keebler | | Keebler | ||
|| The {{w|Keebler Elves}} advertise cookies in the US | || The {{w|Keebler Elves}} advertise cookies in the US | ||
− | || {{w| | + | || {{w|Thetford Forest}} |
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| Bloughshire | | Bloughshire | ||
− | || Most British counties have "-shire" in their name. Originally it meant they were administered by a {{w|sheriff}}. However, | + | || Most British counties have "-shire" in their name. Originally it meant they were administered by a {{w|sheriff}}. However, it is rare in Wales. |
|| {{w|Powys}} | || {{w|Powys}} | ||
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|| {{w|Lionsgate|A film studio}} | || {{w|Lionsgate|A film studio}} | ||
|| {{w|Leicester}} | || {{w|Leicester}} | ||
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| Kingsbottom | | Kingsbottom | ||
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| Aberforth | | Aberforth | ||
− | || {{w|Aberforth Dumbledore}} is {{w|Albus Dumbledore}}'s brother in the ''Harry Potter'' series. | + | || {{w|Aberforth Dumbledore}} is {{w|Albus Dumbledore}}'s brother in the ''Harry Potter'' series. "Aber-" and "-forth" both indicate a "river mouth". "Aber-" is widespread in Wales. |
|| {{w|Aberystwyth}} | || {{w|Aberystwyth}} | ||
− | || {{w|Aberporth}} | + | || {{w|Aberporth}} is a real town located a little further south along the Welsh coast. |
|- | |- | ||
| South Norwessex | | South Norwessex | ||
− | || Another mash-up of {{w|Sussex}} ("South Saxons") with the obsolete {{w|Wessex}} ("West Saxons") and never extant {{w|Norsex}} ("North Saxons") | + | || Another mash-up of {{w|Sussex}} ("South Saxons") with the obsolete {{w|Wessex}} ("West Saxons") and never extant {{w|Norsex}} ("North Saxons") |
|| {{w|Birmingham}} | || {{w|Birmingham}} | ||
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| Nothingham | | Nothingham | ||
− | || A pun on | + | || A pun on Nottingham. |
|| Near {{w|Northampton}} | || Near {{w|Northampton}} | ||
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|| ''{{w|Paul Blart: Mall Cop}}'' is a 2009 comedy film starring Kevin James | || ''{{w|Paul Blart: Mall Cop}}'' is a 2009 comedy film starring Kevin James | ||
|| Near {{w|Chelmsford}} | || Near {{w|Chelmsford}} | ||
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| Oxford | | Oxford | ||
|| {{w|Oxford|No joke}} | || {{w|Oxford|No joke}} | ||
|| {{w|Oxford}} | || {{w|Oxford}} | ||
− | || See Cambridge. Surprisingly, Randall made no attempt to troll readers by switching the locations of Cambridge and Oxford. | + | || See Cambridge. Surprisingly, Randall made no attempt to troll readers by switching the locations of Cambridge and Oxford. |
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| Moorhen | | Moorhen | ||
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| BBC Channel 4 | | BBC Channel 4 | ||
− | || A composite of {{w|Channel 4}} and the {{w|BBC}} (UK TV operators) confusing the meaning of TV channel with a geographic channel | + | || A composite of {{w|Channel 4}} and the {{w|BBC}} (UK TV operators) confusing the meaning of TV channel with a geographic channel. |
|| {{w|Bristol Channel}} | || {{w|Bristol Channel}} | ||
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| London | | London | ||
− | || | + | || {{w|London|No joke}}. |
|| London | || London | ||
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| GMT | | GMT | ||
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| Corbyn | | Corbyn | ||
− | || A reference to | + | || A reference to leader of the UK {{w|Labour Party (UK)|Labour Party}} {{w|Jeremy Corbyn}}. |
|| {{w|The Cotswolds}} | || {{w|The Cotswolds}} | ||
|| May be a confusion with the town of {{w|Corby}} although it is not near the location shown. | || May be a confusion with the town of {{w|Corby}} although it is not near the location shown. | ||
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|| Playing on common place name elements, "oughghough" has no clear pronunciation under the rules of English. It could be "Uff-guff", "Oo-gow", "Uh-guh" or any combination of these sounds. The name looks similar to the real {{w|Loughborough}} ("Luff-bruh") | || Playing on common place name elements, "oughghough" has no clear pronunciation under the rules of English. It could be "Uff-guff", "Oo-gow", "Uh-guh" or any combination of these sounds. The name looks similar to the real {{w|Loughborough}} ("Luff-bruh") | ||
|| {{w|Barnstaple}} | || {{w|Barnstaple}} | ||
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| Sundial | | Sundial | ||
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| Dobby | | Dobby | ||
− | || | + | || [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magical_creatures_in_Harry_Potter#Dobby Dobby] is a character in {{w|Harry Potter}} |
|| {{w|Southampton}} | || {{w|Southampton}} | ||
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|- | |- | ||
| Lower Bottom | | Lower Bottom | ||
− | || Another -bottom | + | || Another -bottom. |
|| {{w|Devon}} | || {{w|Devon}} | ||
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| Southframpton | | Southframpton | ||
− | || A confusion with {{w|Southampton}} which is nearby the location shown. The use of the postfix "frampton" | + | || A confusion with {{w|Southampton}} which is nearby the location shown. The use of the postfix "frampton" may be a reference to the "Frampton" elsewhere on the map. |
|| {{w|Milford on Sea}} | || {{w|Milford on Sea}} | ||
|| Frampton happens to be a common surname in the area. | || Frampton happens to be a common surname in the area. | ||
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|| {{w|Menthol}} is a chemical with minty taste that produces a cooling sensation, and is used in mints and flavoured cigarettes. | || {{w|Menthol}} is a chemical with minty taste that produces a cooling sensation, and is used in mints and flavoured cigarettes. | ||
|| {{w|Eastbourne}} | || {{w|Eastbourne}} | ||
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| West Sea | | West Sea | ||
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|| {{w|Cornwall}} | || {{w|Cornwall}} | ||
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+ | ! X !! Y !! Label | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 258 || 32 || Helcaraxë | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 244 || 55 || Blick | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 294 || 80 || Everdeen | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 34 || 89 || Norther Sea | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 238 || 119 || Highlands | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 144 || 151 || Lock Lomond | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 83 || 172 || Fjordham | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 440 || 184 || A British Map Labeled by an American | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 164 || 192 || Glassdoor | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 250 || 219 || Eavestroughs | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 312 || 237 || Seasedge | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 260 || 262 || Chough | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 148 || 267 || Meowth | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 76 || 298 || (A picture of an upsidedown protractor) | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 256 || 303 || Blighton | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 344 || 309 || Eyemouth | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 124 || 320 || Glutenfree | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 486 || 320 || North Sea | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 254 || 329 || Earhand | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 353 || 347 || Hairskull | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 38 || 362 || Belfast DeVoe | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 224 || 365 || Lakebottom | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 411 || 389 || Braintree | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 335 || 408 || Skinflower | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 430 || 431 || Bjork | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 279 || 432 || Weedle | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 440 || 451 || Eeugh | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 258 || 453 || Crewneck | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 310 || 454 || Paisley | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 414 || 473 || Basil | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 259 || 479 || Aidenn | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 461 || 496 || Waterdown | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 288 || 499 || Hillfolk | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 31 || 509 || Dubstep | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 464 || 517 || Borough-Upon-Mappe | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 269 || 535 || Fhqwhgads | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 490 || 537 || Landmouth | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 461 || 539 || Cadbury | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 237 || 554 || Cabinetry | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 360 || 355 || The Shire | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 464 || 562 || Brandon | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 567 || 567 || Hamwich | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 356 || 577 || West Norsussex | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 420 || 578 || Redsox | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 502 || 590 || Keebler | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 372 || 597 || Lionsgate | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 229 || 597 || Bloughshire | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 573 || 609 || Kingsbottom | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 182 || 613 || Aberforth | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 328 || 615 || South Norwessex | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 244 || 617 || Dryford | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 495 || 630 || Frampton | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 477 || 634 || Cambridge | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 251 || 635 || Kingsfriend | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 539 || 652 || Cair Paravel | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 235 || 655 || Camelot | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 408 || 655 || Nothingham | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 429 || 673 || Cumberbatch | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 121 || 673 || The CW | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 303 || 674 || Dampshire | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 210 || 676 || Whaling | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 511 || 690 || Paulblart | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 397 || 693 || Oxford | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 169 || 695 || Moohren | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 255 || 706 || Cardigan | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 462 || 710 || GMT | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 445 || 711 || London | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 308 || 716 || Corbyn | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 507 || 729 || Tems-Upon-Thames | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 161 || 737 || BBC Channel 4 | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 267 || 737 || Minas Tirith | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 560 || 746 || Hogsmeade | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 454 || 748 || Tubemap | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 296 || 756 || Cambnewton | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 398 || 765 || Efrafa | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 186 || 767 || Oughghough | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 536 || 767 || Chansey | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 351 || 777 || Sundial | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 370 || 782 || Dobby | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 162 || 784 || Lower Bottom | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 496 || 784 || Menthol | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 362 || 796 || Southframpton | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 56 || 800 || West Sea | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 154 || 804 || Blandford | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 216 || 824 || Tarp | ||
+ | |- | ||
+ | | 123 || 846 || Longbit | ||
|} | |} | ||
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− | + | Helcaraxë, Blick, Everdeen, Norther Sea, Highlands, Lock Lomond, Fjordham, A British Map Labeled by an American, Glassdoor, Eavestroughs, Seasedge, Chough, Meowth, (A picture of an upsidedown protractor), Blighton, Eyemouth, Glutenfree, North Sea, Earhand, Hairskull, Belfast DeVoe, Lakebottom, Braintree, Skinflower, Bjork, Weedle, Eeugh, Crewneck, Paisley, Basil, Aidenn, Waterdown, Hillfolk, Dubstep, Borough-Upon-Mappe, Fhqwhgads, Landmouth, Cadbury, Cabinetry, The Shire, Brandon, Hamwich, West Norsussex, Redsox, Keebler, Lionsgate, Bloughshire, Kingsbottom, Aberforth, South Norwessex, Dryford, Frampton, Cambridge, Kingsfriend, Cair Paravel, Camelot, Nothingham, Cumberbatch, The CW, Dampshire, Whaling, Paulblart, Oxford, Moohren, Cardigan, GMT, London, Corbyn, Tems-Upon-Thames, BBC Channel 4, Minas Tirith, Hogsmeade, Tubemap, Cambnewton, Efrafa, Oughghough, Chansey, Sundial, Dobby, Lower Bottom, Menthol, Southframpton, West Sea, Blandford, Tarp, Longbit | |
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