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Teignmouth

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Teignmouth , town (1991 pop. 12,500), Devon, SW England, at the mouth of the Teign River on the English Channel. Teignmouth is a seaport and resort. The harbor, important in the Middle Ages, is used chiefly by yachtsmen and fishermen.

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Teignmouth

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Teignmouth Devon. Tengemutha 1044. ‘Mouth of the River Teign’. Celtic river-name (see previous name) + OE mūtha.

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