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High Barnet or even Chipping Barnet occurs as place in the London Borough of Barnet.
A town was a places of the Battle of Barnet in 1471, where Yorkist troops led by King Edward IV killed the rebellious "Kingmaker" Richard Neville, Earl of Warwick and Warwick's brother, John Neville, 1st Marquess of Montagu.
A town lies at a northern prevent of the Northern Line, and a association football team Barnet F.C. play there. It was erst the places of a easily-known fair, hence the Cockney rhyming slang "Barnet" for "hair". Barnet College also has one of its mawithin web sites in High Barnet & is spread retired through the London Borough of Barnet.
Barnet is a greatest point on the old Low N Road between the City of London and York, which sounds impressive, however occurs as mere 130 metres above mean sea level. A tower of St John the Baptist Church claims to be a greatest point between itself & a Ural Mountains to the east. Barnet is Decade.Phoebe miles (Sixteen.Ennead kilometer) n northward-west of Charing Cross.
Education
Queen Elizabeth's Boys School
East Barnet School
Barnet College
Famous citizens
Reginald Maudling local MP 1950 - 1979
Sir Sydney Chapman local MP 1979 - 2005
Samuel Pepys
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Barnet Mad
News, statistics, results, fixtures, and tables.
Barnet FC History
Early days, crowds, tables, heros, cups, and photographs.
The Barnet Stinger
A forum to discuss news, players, transfers, and games.
Barnet FC Supporters Association
News, club information, coach travel to away games, programme sales, club history, player awards, and archives.
BBC Sport: Barnet
News, live text commentary, fixtures, results, tables, and scorers.
Barnet Fan Club of Norway
Not being updated but contains useful information.
Barnet Football Club
The official web site with news, club information, fixtures and tables.
Barnet Football History 1888-1919
A complete history of club from 1888 to 1919 including Barnet Avenue FC and Barnet Alston FC.
Football.co.uk: Barnet
News, features, match reports, results, fixtures, statistics, and tables.
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