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Two names of "designated cities" still to find

robingriff | 08:41 Sat 08th Sep 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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1) Formerly DEGGLUBHIRN (12)
2) Avian campanologists here (5)

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brntt

1)edingburgh
Can you help with
36) hair fringe with French gold
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Wharton

36 Bangor

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I don't get Edinburgh as there is G & L left over?

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DSJ

I am the compiler of this quiz. The old name for this city contained 11 letters (those listed in the anagram) but its current name contains 12.

Tsk Tsk DSG

correction Tsk Tsk DSJ

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