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Top of the TGN hierarchy
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World
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Europe
(continent)
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United Kingdom
(nation)
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England
(country)
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Lincolnshire
(county)
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Ancholme
(river)
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Ants, The
(bank)
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Bain
(river)
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Bar Sand
(bank)
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Black Buoy Sand
(bank)
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Boston Deep
(channel)
................................
Brant
(river)
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Bulldog Sand
(bank)
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Burnham Ridge
(shoal)
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Butterwick Low
(bank)
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Chapel Point
(point)
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Chequer Shoal
(shoal)
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Deeping Fen
(swamp)
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Donna Nook
(point)
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East Holland
(marsh)
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Eau
(river)
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Fosdyke Wash
(channel)
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Freiston Low
(bank)
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Friskney Flats
(bank)
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Gat Sand
(bank)
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Gedney Marsh
(marsh)
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Gibraltar Point
(point)
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Great Eau
(river)
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Haile Sand
(bank)
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Herring Hill
(bank)
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High Street
(mountain)
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Holbeach Marsh
(swamp)
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Holland Fen
(swamp)
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Hook Hill
(bank)
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Humber, River
(estuary)
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Ingoldmells Point
(point)
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Inner Dowsing
(shoal)
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Inner Dowsing Overfalls
(waterfall)
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Inner Gat
(bank)
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Inner Knock
(bank)
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Lawyers Creek
(stream)
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Lincoln Heath
(hill)
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Lincolnshire Wolds
(hill)
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Long Sand
(bank)
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Lynn Deeps
(channel)
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Maccaroni Channel
(channel)
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Mare Tail
(bank)
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Old South Middle
(bank)
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Outer Dogs Head
(shoal)
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Outer Gat
(bank)
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Outer Knock
(bank)
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Protector Overfalls
(waterfall)
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Roger Sand
(bank)
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Saltfleet Overfalls
(waterfall)
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Scullridge
(shoal)
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Slea
(river)
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Spalding Marsh
(marsh)
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Steeping
(river)
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Theddlethorpe Overfalls
(waterfall)
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The Haven
(section of watercourse)
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Till
(river)
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Toft Sand
(bank)
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Trap, The
(bay)
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Trent, Vale of the
(valley)
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Trusthorpe Overfalls
(waterfall)
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Wainfleet Sand
(bank)
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Welland Outfall
(channel)
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Wisbech Channel
(channel)
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Wolds, The
(hill)
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Wrangle Flats
(bank)
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