Statistics for Derbyshire A-Z

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	Hint	Answer	% Correct
B	Town home to a famous tart	Bakewell	100%
J	Castleton is famous for its caves and this mineral	Blue {John}	100%
C	Bonnie Scottish prince who turned around at Derby	Charles Edward Stuart	100%
S	Notable feature of Chesterfield's St Mary's church	Crooked {spire}	100%
G	Former mill town in the far northwest	Glossop	100%
L	Reservoir which was created by 'drowning' two villages	Ladybower	100%
M	County town	Matlock	100%
P	National park	Peak District	100%
Y	Regiment that fought at Gallipoli	Derbyshire {Yeomanry}	0%
D	River that flows through Derby; a tributary of T	Derwent	0%
E	Village famous for its plague quarantine	Eyam	0%
H	Elizabethan stately home on the Nottinghamshire border	Hardwick Hall	0%
I	Fourth largest settlement	Ilkeston	0%
A	Novelist who wrote there is 'no finer county in England than Derbyshire'	Jane Austen	0%
W	Painter famous for their dramatic use of light	Joseph Wright	0%
K	Highest point in the county; famous for a 'mass trespass'	Kinder Scout	0%
Z	Area of Derby north of California	New {Zealand}	0%
N	Anglo-Saxon name for Derby prior to the arrival of the Norse	Northworthy	0%
O	Coton-in-the-Elms is the furthest point from the _____ in Britain	Ocean	0%
Q	Affluent village north of the suburb of Allestree	Quarndon	0%
R	Village that was once the capital of the kingdom of Mercia	Repton	0%
T	River that runs through the south of the county	Trent	0%
U	This institution can be found at Kedleston Road	University of Derby	0%
V	Derby Arena is home to this kind of sports facility	Velodrome	0%
F	Literary character who visited M	Victor Frankenstein	0%