Middlesex

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Middlesex is a former county in south-east England, forming broadly the north-west quadrant of what is now Greater London. Part of Middlesex was absorbed into the County of London in 1889; most of the remainder became part of Greater London in 1965, small parts being absorbed into Berkshire, Surrey, and Hertfordshire.

Districts of Middlesex, 1961

  1. Potters Bar
  2. Enfield
  3. Southgate
  4. Edmonton
  5. Tottenham
  6. Wood Green
  7. Friern Barnet
  8. Hornsey
  9. Finchley
  10. Hendon
  11. Harrow
  12. Ruislip-Northwood
  13. Uxbridge
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  1. Ealing
  2. Wembley
  3. Willesden
  4. Acton
  5. Brentford and Chiswick
  6. Heston and Isleworth
  7. Southall
  8. Hayes and Harlington
  9. Yiewsley and West Drayton
  10. Staines
  11. Feltham
  12. Twickenham
  13. Sunbury-on-Thames

LGBT history

There is a Middlesex LGBT Community on Facebook.[1]

References

  1. ↑ http://www.facebook.com/pages/Middlesex-LGBT-Community-uk/218994404824308
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