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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-09-04 · 31 entries checked · 25 flagged · 45 issues confirmed · 0 corrected · 45 still open
Cumberland — The entry claims that Henry II formed the counties of Westmorland and Carliol, the latter becoming known as Cumberland by 1177. Historically, the county of Carliol is not a standard term, and Cumberland appears in records before 1177.
Cumberland — The entry states that the border with Scotland was made permanent by the Treaty of York in 1237, but the border in the Cumberland region was further adjusted by later treaties such as the Treaty of Carlisle in 1552.
Derbyshire — The claim that the Titan cave chamber is both the deepest shaft and biggest chamber of any cave in Britain is inaccurate; the deepest shaft is in the Gaping Gill system, and the biggest chamber is also often cited as Gaping Gill's Main Chamber or other caves.
Gloucestershire — The claim that the flag contest was judged by High Sheriff Jonathan Carr is incorrect; the actual judge was Sir Henry Elwes.
Hampshire — The administrative county was named the County of Southampton from 1889 until 1974, not 1959.
Hampshire — The Isle of Wight has been a separate administrative county since 1890 and was not part of the administrative county of Hampshire, though it was part of the historic county until 1890.
Herefordshire — The transfer of Park Wood from Herefordshire to Worcestershire occurred in 1991, not 1986.
Herefordshire — Bulmers Cider in Hereford is no longer universally recognized as the world's largest cider factory.
Hertfordshire — The entry states that the first three Star Wars films were made at the MGM-British Studios in Borehamwood, but only the first film was made there; The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi were filmed at Elstree Studios, not MGM-British Studios.
Hertfordshire — The entry claims the first zeppelin raid on Britain occurred in Hertfordshire, but the first raid was over Norfolk on 19 January 1915.
Kent — The entry states that in 1894, Kent absorbed parts of Tunbridge Wells and Lamberhurst from East Sussex, but in fact Lamberhurst was transferred from Kent to East Sussex, and Tunbridge Wells was not absorbed by Kent in that way.
Kent — The entry says the North Downs run 'from north-west to south-eas' (cut off), which is incomplete and misleading; the North Downs actually run from west to east across Kent.
Lancashire — The highest point in Lancashire is not Gragareth or Green Hill; the highest point is Gragareth (or more precisely, the summit of Gragareth is often cited, but the actual highest point in the ceremonial county is Green Hill, which is 628 m, but Gragareth's summ
Lancashire — The population figure of 5,118,405 for Lancashire in 1971 is incorrect for the ceremonial county as defined today; that figure refers to the historic county before the 1974 boundary changes, which included Liverpool and Manchester. The entry's context (ceremon
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