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Eastleigh

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East·leigh  (stl)
A municipal borough of southern England north-northeast of Southampton. Its industries include railroad shops. Population: 52,800.
Eastleigh [ˈiːstˌliː]
n
(Placename) a town in S England, in S Hampshire: railway engineering industry. Pop.: 49 934 (1991)
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