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Cheltenham

a borough and watering place in Gloucestershire, England. It lies in a valley, on the Chelt river. The town is well laid out and has many public promenades, gardens, and squares. It contains the parish church of St. Mary's, dating from the 14th century, an art school, and several colleges and private schools. Its popularity is due chiefly to its mineral waters which are of great medical value. Pop. about 60,000.

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