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| − | Oxfordshire is a [[county]] in central southern [[England]], named after the famous university city of [[Oxford]]. Oxfordshire, [[Gloucestershire]], and [[Warwickshire]] are the location of the region of England known as the [[Cotswolds]], well-known for its distinctive pale stone buildings. | + | Oxfordshire is a [[county]] in central southern [[England]], named after the famous university city of [[Oxford]]. Oxfordshire, [[Gloucestershire]], and [[Warwickshire]] are the location of the region of England known as the [[Cotswolds]], well-known for its distinctive pale stone buildings. [[Winston Churchill]] is one of Oxfordshires most famous sons. |
Revision as of 14:26, April 11, 2007
Oxfordshire is a county in central southern England, named after the famous university city of Oxford. Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, and Warwickshire are the location of the region of England known as the Cotswolds, well-known for its distinctive pale stone buildings. Winston Churchill is one of Oxfordshires most famous sons.