Ailsworth, Cambridgeshire

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Ailsworth (formerly Ægeleswurth) is a village in the English county of Cambridgeshire. It is known as Eglesworde in the Domesday Book.

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Ailsworth • Bainton • Barnack • Borough Fen • Bretton • Castor • Deeping Gate • Dogsthorpe • Eastfield • Eastgate • Etton • Eye • Eye Green • Fengate • Fletton • Glinton • Gunthorpe • Hampton • Helpston • Longthorpe • Marholm • Maxey • Millfield • Netherton • Newark • Newborough • New England • Northborough • The Ortons • Parnwell • Paston • Peakirk • Ravensthorpe • Southorpe • Stanground • St. Martin's Without • Sutton • Thorney • Thornhaugh • Ufford • Upton • Walton • Wansford • Werrington • West Town • Westwood • Wittering • Woodston • Wothorpe 
Places of interest: Peterborough Cathedral - Burghley House - Longthorpe Tower - Thorpe Hall - Flag Fen - Nene Valley Railway - Nene Park - Castor Hanglands NNR - Barnack Hills & Holes NNR - Bedford Purlieus NNR
Other establishments: Peterborough railway station - Peterborough Power Station - HMP Peterborough - Edith Cavell Hospital - Peterborough Regional College - Queensgate shopping centre
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