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'''Dover''' is the name of a number of towns and cities. | '''Dover''' is the name of a number of towns and cities. | ||
| − | In the [[United States]] it is the capital city of [[Delaware]]. | + | In the [[United States]] it is the capital city of [[Delaware]]. See [[Dover DE]] |
| − | In [[England]], it is an [[English Channel]] port in the county of [[Kent]], notable for it white chalk cliffs - one of Britain's most well-known natural landmarks - and its proximity to [[France]]. | + | In [[England]], it is an [[English Channel]] port in the county of [[Kent]], notable for it white chalk cliffs - one of Britain's most well-known natural landmarks - and its proximity to [[France]]. See [[Dover UK]] |
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| + | It is a small town in south east [[Tasmania]] on an inlet of the [[Bruny d’Entrecasteaux|D'Entrecasteux]] Channel - the most southerly town of any size in Australia. | ||
[[Category:United States Cities and Towns]] | [[Category:United States Cities and Towns]] | ||
Revision as of 20:54, January 1, 2009
Dover is the name of a number of towns and cities.
In the United States it is the capital city of Delaware. See Dover DE
In England, it is an English Channel port in the county of Kent, notable for it white chalk cliffs - one of Britain's most well-known natural landmarks - and its proximity to France. See Dover UK
It is a small town in south east Tasmania on an inlet of the D'Entrecasteux Channel - the most southerly town of any size in Australia.