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Encyclopaedia Britannica (1911) / britannica_1911
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1911:march:4de73524c356
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march, a market town in the wisbech parliamentary division of cambridgeshire, england, 30 m. n. by w. of cambridge. pop. of urban district (1901), 7565. it lies in the midst of the flat fen country, on the old course of the river nene. it is an important junction on the great eastern railway and the starting-point of a line worked by that company jointly with the great northern to lincoln and doncaster. the church of st wendreda, in early english and later styles, is remarkable for a magnificent perpendicular timber roof, beautifully carved. there are agricultural implement and engineering works, and corn mills.