-
Strond is a
former village in the
north of the town of Klaksvík on the
sound of
Haraldssund in the
Faroe Islands. It is
situated on Borðoy on the causeway...
- The
Corporation of
Trinity House of
Deptford Strond, also
known as
Trinity House (and
formally as The Master,
Wardens and ****istants of the
Guild Fraternity...
- villages: On Borðoy: Klaksvík Árnafjørður Ánir Norðoyri Skálatoftir (abandoned)
Strond (abandoned) On Kalsoy: Húsar
Mikladalur Syðradalur Trøllanes On Svínoy:...
- by the King's forces. A
second settlement,
Deptford Strand or
Deptford Strond,
developed as a
modest fishing village on the
Thames until Henry VIII used...
- old
Strand farm (Old Norse:
Strǫnd)
since the
first Strand Church was
built there. The name is
identical to the word
strǫnd which means "beach", "s****"...
- Klaksvík (the
second largest town in the Faroes), Norðoyri, Ánir, Árnafjørður,
Strond, Norðtoftir,
Depil and Norðdepil.
There are also
three abandoned settlements:...
- ok Nöt, Nönn ok Hrönn, Slíð ok Hrið,
Sylgr ok Ylgr, Víð ok Ván, Vönd ok
Strönd, Giöll ok Leiptr, þær
falla gumnom nær, en
falla til
heilar heðan. — Jón...
-
known as East
Greenwich to
distinguish it from West
Greenwich or
Deptford Strond, the part of
Deptford adjacent to the
River Thames, but the use of East...
-
running west from
inner London. The road's name
comes from the Old
English strond,
meaning the
beach or edge of a river, as it
historically ran alongside...
- pp. 216-217.
McFarland Publishers, 2016. "The
story behind the DC-3".
Strond.
Retrieved 17
August 2023. Provan, John; Davies,
Ronald Edward George (1998)...
