Towns and Cities in the English County of Surrey Quiz

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The county of Surrey is situated in the prosperous South East of England. A county of contrasts, it is densely populated but contains no cities. Its larger settlements are in the north of the county with the south being much more rural.
Guildford is the County Town of Surrey as well as its largest.
Camberley contains the Royal Military Academy at Sandhurst.
Chertsey was founded in the 7th century making it one of England's oldest towns.
Dorking is home to Leith Hill, the highest point in South East England.
Epsom is home to the Derby, an annual horse racing festival dating back to 1780
There is evidence of a settlement in the Farnham area dating back tens of thousands of years.
Godalming is an ancient market town on the River Wey.
Haslemere is the most southerly town in the County.
Leatherhead was famously obliterated by Martians in 'War of the Worlds' by H.G. Wells.
Oxted is a London commuter town. Labour politician Keir Starmer grew up here.
Redhill was a 19th century railway town. Famous residents have included train robber Ronnie Biggs and "Carry On" film actor, Bernard Bresslaw.
Reigate is an upmarket town full of bars and restaurants.
Staines-upon-Thames is home to fictional creation Ali G.
Weybridge features walks by the Thames and hundreds of classic cars in the town museum.
Woking is the second largest town in Surrey. Punk/Mod band The Jam formed in Woking and played their first gigs in the town's pubs and clubs.