Westbury
Town in Wiltshire
Westbury is a place name occurring across English-speaking countries, most notably a market town in Wiltshire, England, known for its chalk White Horse carved into a hillside.
In the United States, Westbury typically refers to a village on Long Island, New York.
The name also appears as a surname.
NYC's suburban peninsula
- SalisburyCathedral city in Wiltshire
- commuter townResidential area near workplace city
Largest British country
- market townSettlement with regular trading
- White HorseYukon Territory capital
- Iron AgePost-bronze historical period
- hillfortFortified ancient hilltop enclosure
wool trade · medieval market · All Saints Church · railway junction
Pre-Conquest British Germanic peoples
- Old EnglishGermanic language of early Britain
- settlementResolved dispute or colony
- burghScottish incorporated town
- Domesday Book1086 English land survey
Outlying residential district
- housingDwellings or protective covering
- neighborhoodResidential area nearby
- commuterOne who travels regularly
- family-friendlySuitable for all ages
schools · property · homeowner · development · cul-de-sac · detached · townhouse · zoning
Long Island
NYC's suburban peninsula
- SalisburyCathedral city in Wiltshire
- commuter townResidential area near workplace city
England
Largest British country
- market townSettlement with regular trading
- White HorseYukon Territory capital
- Iron AgePost-bronze historical period
hillfort · wool trade · medieval market · All Saints Church · railway junction
Anglo-Saxon
Pre-Conquest British Germanic peoples
- Old EnglishGermanic language of early Britain
- settlementResolved dispute or colony
- burghScottish incorporated town
suburb
Outlying residential district
- housingDwellings or protective covering
- neighborhoodResidential area nearby
- commuterOne who travels regularly
family-friendly · schools · property · homeowner · development · cul-de-sac · detached · townhouse · zoning · real estate