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[Roman name]: Britannia
[Modern region]: Great Britain
[Appearance]: T
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[Roman name]: Segontium
[Modern name]: Caernarfon
[Appearances]: AI, RC
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[Roman name]: Derventione
[Modern name]: Papcastle, Cumbria
[Appearances]: ND, T
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[Roman name]: Aquae Sulis
[Modern name]: Bath, Somerset
[Appearances]: AI, P
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[Roman name]: Lavatris
[Modern name]: Bowes Castle, County Durham
[Appearances]: AI, ND, RC, T
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[Roman name]: Bannaventa
[Modern name]: Norton, near Daventry, Northamptonshire
[Appearances]: AI
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Britain has many place names leftover from Castle, a garrison building built during the Roman occupation. After the Romans left, Latin place names were generously left behind in a patchwork of ethnicities, languages and spellings. So there are currently 180 Roman place names in the British toponymic record, and the random tool stores this information in detail.
But the names of places in England are generally neat and regular. If you find it difficult to pronounce or pronounce, it’s probably leftover from the Roman garrison. These not so smooth Roman place names, mainly by the Latin composition. You can see their Roman name, English name, and Appearances in the generator. This interesting information will also help you learn more about the UK and enrich your knowledge base.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Roman place names in Britain.
