Tonbridge
England, United Kingdom
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Tonbridge is a market town located in the administrative and historic county of Kent, southeastern England. It is situated on the River Medway, southeast of London. The town is known for Tonbridge Castle, originally built by Norman invaders shortly after 1066. While parts of the surrounding borough are rural, it also serves as a residential area for London commuters. The borough's administrative center is West Malling, which also features historical Norman architecture like St. Leonard's Tower.
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