Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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National Park situated completely within the county of Cumbria | Lake District | 94%
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Town in the south of the county, known for its military shipbuilding industry | {Barrow} in Furness | 93%
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Motorway which passes through the county in a north-south direction | M6 | 90%
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Town in Cumbria which is associated with 'Mint Cake' | Kendal | 87%
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County town | Carlisle | 85%
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Lakeland children's author, who created Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddle-Duck and others | Beatrix Potter | 83%
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Largest lake in the National Park | Windermere | 82%
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Poet, born in the county in 1770, who wrote the famous line "I wander’d lonely as a cloud...” | William Wordsworth | 75%
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England's highest mountain, located within the above National Park | Scafell Pike | 74%
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Large expanse of inter-tidal mudflats and sand between Cumbria and Lancashire | {Morecambe} Bay | 69%
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Historic county which comprised most of what is now in north and west Cumbria | Cumberland | 67%
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One half of a silent movie comedy duo, born in Ulverston in 1890 | Stan Laurel | 64%
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Historic county which comprised most of what is now in south east Cumbria | Westmorland | 61%
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Name given to the coastal complex which includes the nuclear power generation and waste processing facilities at Windscale and Calder Hall | Sellafield | 57%
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Name of the jet engined hydroplane in which Donald Campbell attempted to break the water speed record for the 8th time on Coniston Water in 1967, which led to his untimely death | {Bluebird} K7 | 47%
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