Cheshunt (spr. tschéschönt), Stadt in Hertfordshire (England), am Lea, mit gotischer Kirche (15. Jahrh.), einem berühmten Seminar der Huntingdonianer und (1901) 12,288 Einw. In der Nähe Theobalds Park, im 16. Jahrh. Landsitz des Lord Burleigh.
http://www.zeno.org/Meyers-1905. 1905–1909.
Cheshunt F.C. — Cheshunt Full name Cheshunt Football Club Nickname(s) The Ambers Founded 1946 G … Wikipedia
Cheshunt — For the village in Australia, see Cheshunt, Victoria. Coordinates: 51°42′07″N 0°02′06″W / 51.702°N 0.035°W / 51.702; 0.035 … Wikipedia
Cheshunt — 51.7 0.028611111111104 … Deutsch Wikipedia
Cheshunt — Original name in latin Cheshunt Name in other language Chesant, Cheshunt, chznt, qie sen te, Чесант State code GB Continent/City Europe/London longitude 51.70791 latitude 0.03739 altitude 28 Population 57374 Date 2011 03 03 … Cities with a population over 1000 database
Cheshunt railway station — Cheshunt The station in January 2008, after rebuilding works completed 2006 … Wikipedia
Cheshunt Great House — Cheshunt Great House … Wikipedia
Cheshunt School — Type Foundation school Religion Mixed Headteacher Mr Andrew Stainton Specialism Technology C … Wikipedia
Cheshunt Hockey Club — Cheshunt Full name Cheshunt Hockey Club Ground Turnford School, Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, England … Wikipedia
Cheshunt Lock — Waterway River Lee Navigation County Hertfordshire … Wikipedia
Cheshunt Stadium — Cheshunt Football Club play at the Cheshunt Stadium, which has an official capacity is 2,500, of which 285 are seats under cover and 300 standing spots under cover. The Stadium has been Cheshunt s home for the majority of its existence.… … Wikipedia
