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Berkshire is a [[county]] in central southern [[England]], that has the honorific title of Royal Berkshire. It contains the town of [[Reading]]. In 1974 a large area of Berkshire, called the [[Vale of the White Horse]], was transferred to the neighbouring county of [[Oxfordshire]]. | Berkshire is a [[county]] in central southern [[England]], that has the honorific title of Royal Berkshire. It contains the town of [[Reading]]. In 1974 a large area of Berkshire, called the [[Vale of the White Horse]], was transferred to the neighbouring county of [[Oxfordshire]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:48, April 12, 2007
Berkshire is a county in central southern England, that has the honorific title of Royal Berkshire. It contains the town of Reading. In 1974 a large area of Berkshire, called the Vale of the White Horse, was transferred to the neighbouring county of Oxfordshire.