Definitions

1. Sunbury was in the Middlesex Domesday map in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Suneberie.
2. Sunbury was once the residence of Admiral Hawke who blockaded Rochefort in 1757 and in 1758 he directed the blockade of Brest for six months. (Web site)
3. Staines and Sunbury were put under the control of Surrey County Council.

North

1. Just north of Sunbury, Ohio, a large boulder surrounded by a wrought iron fence holds a plaque in memoriam and rests beside a rural road that bears his name. (Web site)

Western Border

1. Marking the western border of Sunbury is the Queen Mary Reservoir which was constructed in 1925.

Hundred Metres

1. A few hundred metres to the east of Sunbury Cross is Kempton Park Racecourse.

River Thames

1. In 1910 the Metropolitan Water Board built the Staines Aqueduct to supply water from the River Thames at Hythe End to its works at Sunbury.

Thames

1. It was named after Staines, which bordered it to the west, and surrounded Sunbury on Thames on two sides. (Web site)

Surrey

1. Desborough Island is a large artificially-created island in the River Thames on the reach above Sunbury Lock in Surrey, England. (Web site)

Spelthorne

1. On April 1, 1974 the Sunbury and Staines urban districts were merged to form the borough of Spelthorne. (Web site)

Staines

1. Its principal towns of Staines, Sunbury, Ashford, Shepperton and Stanwell all have distinct characteristics.
2. The transfer of Potters Bar to Hertfordshire was adopted by the Royal Mail, but the transfers of Staines and Sunbury to Surrey were not.

Sunbury

1. In 1894, under the Local Government Act 1894, Sunbury on Thames was created an urban district of Middlesex. (Web site)
2. As of 2008, summer regattas with punt races are held at Sunbury, Chertsey, Walton, Wraysbury, Thames Ditton, and Teddington. (Web site)

Categories

1. United Kingdom > England > Surrey > Staines
2. Ashford
3. Capitals > London > River Thames > Chertsey
4. Teddington
5. Principal Towns
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