| Length | |
|---|---|
| ENGLISH city/town with 3 letters | |
| ELY | 3 |
| ENGLISH city/town with 4 letters | |
| BATH | 4 |
| BUDE | 4 |
| BURY | 4 |
| ETON | 4 |
| HOVE | 4 |
| LOOE | 4 |
| ROSS | 4 |
| ENGLISH city/town with 5 letters | |
| ALTON | 5 |
| AMBLE | 5 |
| ASCOT | 5 |
| BACUP | 5 |
| BLYTH | 5 |
| BRENT | 5 |
| BRIGG | 5 |
| ENGLISH city/town with 6 letters | |
| ALSTON | 6 |
| ARNOLD | 6 |
| ASTLEY | 6 |
| BATLEY | 6 |
| BATTLE | 6 |
| BAWTRY | 6 |
| BELPER | 6 |
| ENGLISH city/town with 7 letters | |
| ALNWICK | 7 |
| ANDOVER | 7 |
| APPLEBY | 7 |
| ARUNDEL | 7 |
| ASHFORD | 7 |
| BAGSHOT | 7 |
| BANBURY | 7 |
| ENGLISH city/town with 8 letters | |
| BASILDON | 8 |
| BIDEFORD | 8 |
| COVENTRY | 8 |
| HEREFORD | 8 |
| OSWESTRY | 8 |
| ABINGDON | 8 |
| ALDRIDGE | 8 |
| ENGLISH city/town with 9 letters | |
| HAVERHILL | 9 |
| LIVERPOOL | 9 |
| SEVENOAKS | 9 |
| ALDEBURGH | 9 |
| ALDERSHOT | 9 |
| AMBLESIDE | 9 |
| ASHBURTON | 9 |
| ENGLISH city/town with 10 letters | |
| ACCRINGTON | 10 |
| ALTRINCHAM | 10 |
| ATHERSTONE | 10 |
| BEDLINGTON | 10 |
| BELLINGHAM | 10 |
| BILLINGHAM | 10 |
| BIRKENHEAD | 10 |
| ENGLISH city/town with 11 letters | |
| BASINGSTOKE | 11 |
| BERKHAMSTED | 11 |
| BLACKFRIARS | 11 |
| BOURNEMOUTH | 11 |
| BRIDGEWATER | 11 |
| BRIDLINGTON | 11 |
| BROADSTAIRS | 11 |
| ENGLISH city/town with 12 letters | |
| ATTLEBOROUGH | 12 |
| BARNOLDSWICK | 12 |
| BEACONSFIELD | 12 |
| CHRISTCHURCH | 12 |
| HUDDERSFIELD | 12 |
| LONGHOUGHTON | 12 |
| LOUGHBOROUGH | 12 |
| ENGLISH city/town with 13 letters | |
| FORDINGBRIDGE | 13 |
| KIDDERMINSTER | 13 |
| KNARESBOROUGH | 13 |
| MIDDLESBROUGH | 13 |
| RICKMANSWORTH | 13 |
| SITTINGBOURNE | 13 |
| WOLVERHAMPTON | 13 |
| ENGLISH city/town with 14 letters | |
| MINCHINHAMPTON | 14 |
Definition for ENGLISH city/town
The term "ENGLISH city/town" is referring to a location in England that can be either a city or a town. In this context, it represents a settlement within the territorial boundaries of England, which can vary greatly in terms of size, population, and historical significance. Some examples of notable English cities/towns include London, Manchester, Birmingham, York, and Cambridge. These urban areas often serve as centers of commerce, culture, education, and tourism, embodying the rich heritage and diversity of England.
Frequently Asked Questions about Solutions for ENGLISH city/town in Crosswords
The shortest answer for the term ENGLISH city/town is ELY with 3 letters. The longest answer MINCHINHAMPTON has 14 letters.
Our database contains 72 solutions for the crossword term ENGLISH city/town.
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