Statistics for Towns of the English Lake District

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Castlerigg Stone Circle, the Pencil Museum, and much, much more!	Keswick	91%
Town on the shores of the district's most famous lake	Windermere	88%
'The Gateway to The Lakes'	Kendal	83%
Famous for the tiny house on the bridge	Ambleside	78%
Wordsworth and gingerbread	Grasmere	72%
'Bonus' settlement of the above	Bowness-on-Windermere	60%
Famous for its geriatric male namesake	Coniston	51%
Secluded village on the shores of Ullswater	Glenridding	36%
Another town named after at bridge; this one's at the southern end of Windermere	Newby Bridge	32%
Hometown of a famous relish company	Hawkshead	31%
Town named after a bridge that stood 1764-2015	Pooley Bridge	31%
A park of spring daffodils, and a rather meline pub!	Rydal	22%
Hamlet of a watermill-related pub	Ings	11%
Waterwheel, and a cafe that perhaps belongs to Wilfred	Staveley	11%
Fox and Hounds in the Winster Valley	Bowland Bridge	4%