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Thurrock
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Thur·rock  (thûrk, thr-)
An urban district of southeast England on the Thames River east of London. It is a port and an industrial center. Population: 131,226.
Thurrock [ˈθʌrək]
n
(Placename) a unitary authority in SE England, in Essex. Pop.: 143 042 (2001). Area: 163 sq. km (63 sq. miles)
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The member for Thurrock, Essex, is preparing his Bill in protest at charges to cross the M25 bridge between south Essex and north Kent.
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