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Meaning of "riccarton"
riccarton (noun) - Riccarton can refer to a town or suburb in Scotland or New Zealand, known for its rural landscapes and historic sites
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- A village and parish in East Ayrshire council area, Scotland (OS grid ref NS4335).
- A suburb of Edinburgh, Edinburgh council area, Scotland (OS grid ref NT1769).
- A suburb of Christchurch, New Zealand.
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Riccarton Park is a major thoroughbred racing venue.
Witchknowe is an area of Riccarton named after a low hill.
Riccarton Road is one of the main motel areas.
The parish cemetery was next to the church in Riccarton.
There were two platforms on the Riccarton route and one platform on the Wansbeck route.
The historical plaque for the old judgement hill at Riccarton.
Riccarton is also sometimes called Ellerslie.
Step back in time at Riccarton House and Bush.
He ended the season with three further wins, including a course-record at Riccarton.
Track was also laid at Riccarton Junction but this has subsequently been lifted.
September - first electricity supply to the isolated railway community at Riccarton Junction.
I lived on Riccarton Road, one of the main drags in Christchurch.
The following year she joined the Riccarton Choral Society.
Rotherhams of Riccarton treats guests with Asian meals and is about 500 meters away.
As Yaldhurst Road, the proceeds in an easterly direction towards Riccarton.
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Offering a restaurant, Riccarton Inn is located in Currie.
Less frequent connections are also available to Leith, the Royal Infirmary and Riccarton Campus.
Heriot-Watt University is based at the Riccarton campus in the west of Edinburgh.
Riccarton 4 à Christchurch.
Deans Avenue is named after the Deans family, who farmed at Riccarton from 1843 onwards.
Guests can reach 311 Motel Riccarton from Christchurch International airport within 15 minutes' drive.
Malcolm Wallace ; father of Scotland 's hero, William Wallace, was born in Riccarton.
