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HAWKHURST , a See also: town in the See also: southern See also: parliamentary division of Kent, See also: England, 47 M
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S.E. of See also: London, on a branch of the See also: South-Eastern & See also: Chatham railway
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Pop
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(19o1), 3136
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It lies mainly on a See also: ridge above the valley of the Kent Ditch, a tributary of the Rother
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The neighbouring country is hilly, See also: rich and well wooded, and the pleasant and healthy situation has led to the considerable extension of the old See also: village as a residential locality
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The Kent Sanatorium and one of the See also: Barnardo homes are established here
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The See also: church of St
See also: Lawrence, founded from See also: Battle Abbey in See also: Sussex, is Decorated and Perpendicular and its See also: east window, of the earlier See also: period, is specially beautiful
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