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Hertfordshire is a county in eastern England, located north of London, in the region known as East Anglia.

[edit] Regions

[edit] Cities, towns and villages

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• St Albans

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• Baldock
• Harpenden
• Hatfield - home of Hatfield House, childhood home of Queen Elizabeth I
• Hertford
• Hemel Hempstead
• Hitchin
• Knebworth
• Letchworth Garden City
• Royston
• Stevenage
• Tring
• Welwyn Garden City
• Watford

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• Pirton

[edit] Other destinations

• Hatfield House
• Wimpole Farm
• Whipsnade London Zoological Society Wildpark
• Natural History Museum - Tring

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Hertfordshire is to the north of London and is easily accessible by train. Trains from London Kings Cross will take you to St Albans and trains from London Euston will stop in Watford and Hemel Hempstead. Any of the major roads heading north out of London will pass through Hertfordshire. London's 3rd airport at Stansted connects to many international destinations, and connects to the train services, offering connecetions to London or Cambridge.

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Rail links, as mentioned, run north-south but there are no services running east-west across the county so the alternative is bus/coach travel or car

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