Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay port
Norfolk is a county in eastern England, known for its low-lying terrain, the Norfolk Broads waterways, and the city of Norwich.
In the United States, Norfolk most often refers to the Virginia port city, home to the world's largest naval base: The fleet returned to Norfolk.
Norfolk also names a breed of terrier and a type of belted jacket.
Norfolk's county town
- East AngliaEnglish region, three counties
- shireEnglish administrative district
- market townSettlement with regular trading
- SandringhamBritish royal country house
Mid-Atlantic tidal estuary
- Virginia BeachCoastal city, southeastern state
- PortsmouthEnglish Channel naval hub
- Newport NewsTidewater Virginia municipality
- HamptonPlace name, surname
Tidewater · naval base · Mid-Atlantic · Colonial Williamsburg · Jamestown · Yorktown · Old Dominion · Roanoke Island
Famous British naval commander
- Trafalgar1805 naval battle site
- battleshipArmored naval capital vessel
- frigateMedium-sized naval warship
- fleetVehicles under unified command
warship · Royal Navy · seapower · dockyard · maritime · sailor · commodore · corvette
Coastal wetland with halophytes
- beachSandy waterside margin
- shingleOverlapping roof covering
- sand dunesWind-sculpted sediment formations
- estuaryTidal mixing zone
tidal · mudflats · seashore · foreshore · erosion · seabirds · seal colony · coastal path
Of countryside or clergy care
- countrysideRural area beyond towns
- farmlandAgricultural terrain
- agricultureCultivation of land, livestock
- windmillRotating structure harnessing air
thatched cottages · flint · hedgerows · meadows · arable · sugar beet · barley · pheasant
Norwich
Norfolk's county town
- East AngliaEnglish region, three counties
- shireEnglish administrative district
- market townSettlement with regular trading
Chesapeake Bay
Mid-Atlantic tidal estuary
- Virginia BeachCoastal city, southeastern state
- PortsmouthEnglish Channel naval hub
- Newport NewsTidewater Virginia municipality
Hampton · Tidewater · naval base · Mid-Atlantic · Colonial Williamsburg · Jamestown · Yorktown · Old Dominion · Roanoke Island · shipyard
Admiral Nelson
Famous British naval commander
- Trafalgar1805 naval battle site
- battleshipArmored naval capital vessel
- frigateMedium-sized naval warship
fleet · warship · Royal Navy · seapower · dockyard · maritime · sailor · commodore · corvette · naval base
salt marsh
Coastal wetland with halophytes
- beachSandy waterside margin
- shingleOverlapping roof covering
- sand dunesWind-sculpted sediment formations
estuary · tidal · mudflats · seashore · foreshore · erosion · seabirds · seal colony · coastal path · North Sea
pastoral
Of countryside or clergy care
- countrysideRural area beyond towns
- farmlandAgricultural terrain
- agricultureCultivation of land, livestock
windmill · thatched cottages · flint · hedgerows · meadows · arable · sugar beet · barley · pheasant · game birds
- Colonial AmericaGeorge Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Ben Franklin, Benjamin Franklin, Declaration of Independence
- CountiesCork, Dublin, Kerry, Galway, Mayo
- UK PlacesLondon, Liverpool, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Bath
- VirginiaJamestown, Monticello, Roanoke, Charlottesville, Colonial Williamsburg
- DuchiesAnjou, Aquitaine, Austria, Baden, Bavaria
- English countiesBerkshire, Cambridgeshire, Cornwall, Derbyshire, Devon
NorfolkRoanoke
Virginia city or vanished colony
Bristol · Charlottesville · Lynchburg · Blacksburg · Lexington
NorfolkDenver
Colorado's capital city
Salt Lake City · Phoenix · Las Vegas · Omaha · Kansas City
NorfolkCumbria
English administrative county
Derbyshire · Snowdonia · Cornwall · Devon · Lancashire
- Norfolk IslandAustralian external territory, Pacific
- Norfolk pinesSouth Pacific evergreens