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'''Somerset''' is a [[county]] in south-west [[England]]. It is the location of [[Glastonbury]], often equated with the Isle of [[Avalon]]. It is most famous for its [[cider]], which is appropriate, as 'Avalon' means 'island of apples'. In 1974 a large chunk of northern Somerset was removed from the county and placed into the county of Avon, but in 1996 Avon was abolished and Somerset got its territory back.

'''Somerset''' is a traditional county in the English [[West Country]]. It is the location of [[Glastonbury]], often equated with the Isle of [[Avalon]]. It is most famous for its [[cider]], which is appropriate, as 'Avalon' means 'island of apples'.

[[Category:United Kingdom Counties]]

 

To the north, Somerset borders [[Gloucestershire]], with the city of [[Bristol]] straddling the border between the two. [[Wiltshire]] lies to the east, [[Dorset]] to the south-east and [[Devon]] to the south-west. The [[Bristol Channel]] to the north-west separates Somerset from South Wales.  

 

[[Category:English Counties]]