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Wooburn est un village du Buckinghamshire, Angleterre. Le village, situé à moins de 4 km au sud-ouest de Beaconsfield. Le nom du village est d'origine anglo-saxonne, il se réfère à la rivière Wye (affluent de la Tamise) qui traverse le village.
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Cores End — Coordinates: 51°34′38″N 0°41′46″W / 51.5772°N 0.6960°W / 51.5772; 0.6960 … Wikipedia
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