- Mamucium, also
known as
Mancunium, is a
former Roman fort in the
Castlefield area of
Manchester in
North West England. The castrum,
which was founded...
-
civilian settlement ****ociated with the
Roman fort (castra) of
Mamucium or
Mancunium,
established in
about AD 79 on a
sandstone bluff near the
confluence of...
- and
Chester Road. It was the site of the
Roman era fort of
Mamucium or
Mancunium which gave its name to Manchester. It was the
terminus of the Bridgewater...
- List of
Latin place names used as
specific names Also
other spellings "
Mancunium"
derives from an
early misspelling of the
Roman name. HLU: Hofmann, Johann...
-
Nicholls 2015, pp. 9, 30–31, 65–66. "ss
Mancunium".
Clyde Ships. "ss Shieldhall".
Clyde Ships. "mv
Mancunium".
Clyde Ships. "mv
Percy Dalton".
Clyde Site...
- area of Manchester.
Manchester itself is OE
version of the
Roman name
Mancunium. The
first part of the name in turn
derives from Mamm, a
Brythonic word...
- Staines-upon-Thames (2012)
Beamfleote →
Benfleet →
South Benfleet Mamucium →
Mancunium →
Manceaster →
Manchester Ardencaple →
Helensburgh Cadȝow →
Hamilton (15th...
- (2009). "Post
registration maintenance of a
registered Trademark" (PDF).
mancunium-ip.co.uk.
Retrieved 16 May 2021. "Zimbabwe".
Financial Times. 27 September...
- The town sits
astride the old
Roman Road from
Manchester (Mamucium or
Mancunium) to
Ilkley (Olicana)
though there is no
evidence of any
settlement then...
- *lindo- 'pool' +
Latin colonia 'colony' Manchester,
Latin Mamucium or
Mancunium - from
Celtic *mamm- 'breast' (referring to the
shape of a hill) Noviomagus...
