05/07/2012 17:24

Britain's greatest landmarks: vote for your favourite

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Last week we asked you for your nominations for the ultimate list of Britain's greatest landmarks. We've collated your emails, tweets and messages and now need you to vote for your favourite.

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What's Britain's greatest landmark?

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  1.  
    10 %
    Durdle Door
    493 votes
  2.  
    2 %
    York Minster
    101 votes
  3.  
    19 %
    Giant’s Causeway
    935 votes
  4.  
    4 %
    Forth Rail Bridge
    179 votes
  5.  
    2 %
    Angel of the North
    103 votes
  6.  
    5 %
    Tower Bridge
    267 votes
  7.  
    6 %
    Big Ben
    292 votes
  8.  
    4 %
    St Michael’s Mount
    217 votes
  9.  
    4 %
    The Needles
    219 votes
  10.  
    11 %
    Stonehenge
    578 votes
  11.  
    1 %
    Westminster Abbey
    58 votes
  12.  
    1 %
    Gateshead-Millennium Bridge
    60 votes
  13.  
    3 %
    Hadrian’s Wall
    167 votes
  14.  
    1 %
    Hampton Court Palace
    32 votes
  15.  
    1 %
    Leeds Castle
    47 votes
  16.  
    5 %
    White cliffs of Dover
    257 votes
  17.  
    2 %
    Houses of Parliament
    87 votes
  18.  
    3 %
    Loch Ness
    136 votes
  19.  
    4 %
    Ben Nevis
    199 votes
  20.  
    3 %
    Edinburgh Castle
    173 votes
  21.  
    2 %
    Conwy Castle
    124 votes
  22.  
    2 %
    Roman Baths in Bath
    84 votes
  23.  
    1 %
    Brighton Pier
    40 votes
  24.  
    2 %
    Whitby Abbey
    115 votes
  25.  
    2 %
    Blackpool Tower
    88 votes
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Moggy Meow (Moggy812)
09/07/2012 20:50
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Big Ben?
A land mark?
Didn't any one tell msn, that Big Ben is a bell, and not the clock tower ?

Leyla Duranay
09/07/2012 19:23
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The Giants causeway is in Britian, it's in Northern Ireland wich is part of the UK ... And is a lovley part of the North West Cost ...
melissa hanna
09/07/2012 19:12
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the giants causeway is in northern ireland which is part of the u.k so yeah it is in britain
robert mcquitty
09/07/2012 19:23
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In response to your comment Graham I would like to make you aware that when I went to school Northern Ireland was part of the UK and I am not aware that the circumstances have changed.

Rab

Guess Who .
09/07/2012 21:13
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Just to clarify ...

 

England, Scotland and Wales are Great Britain.

 

England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are the United Kingdom of Great  Britain and Northern Ireland.

 

All people born in the United Kingdom are British.

DOROTHY SHEILA STEVENSON
09/07/2012 21:09
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Giants Causeway everytime.     Terrific.  Never get tired of it.
LISA QUINN (SurfLily)
09/07/2012 21:29
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''Labour's Kate Hoey says Cameron should talk about the UK, not Britain, because Britain does not include Northern Ireland.Cameron says Hoey is right. He feels "rightly chastised", he says'' (source: guardian.co.uk, 2nd July 2012)

Officially, the nation is titled 'The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland' - Northern Ireland is not part of Britain.

That said, the Giant's Causeway is incredible and suitably ahead of British landmarks.
Mark Sheehan (bolanboogie)
09/07/2012 20:14
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cant get away from moaning scousers !
Chris Cyster (Chris Cyster)
09/07/2012 22:46
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Why the white cliffs of Dover? whenever they wanted white cliffs on films they used the Seven Sisters in East Sussex
Katrina Murray (Katster62)
09/07/2012 19:23
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There all great places but for me you can't beat Loch Ness for beauty or atmosphere- the gateshead millennium bridge is too modern,so is blackpool tower and the angel of the north-nothing wrong with them just too modern.It just shows that the uk has some wonderful places to see!
Cheryl Woodruffe
18/07/2012 11:45
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All the landmarks are nice, but the weather is crap that is the issue

england needs a giant umbrella.

best we dont get it made from China.

Owen Traynor-Brent
09/07/2012 22:36
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Durdle Door is cool as it was in the curse of frnric(Dr Who).
Daz s (I Like Marmite)
09/07/2012 20:56
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Giants causeway? Bullcrap. Stonehenge is where its at!
david reid
09/07/2012 19:46
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msn i would like to correct you on your clear error .. there is no such bridge as the forth rail bridge ... its called the forth bridge .. there is how ever a forth road bridge  please in future do you home work
Someone
09/07/2012 22:39
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Tower Bridge every time, beautiful and iconic!!
Ben Tranter
09/07/2012 16:19
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The departure lounge at Birmingham International!
Patrick Morrison
09/07/2012 20:48
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Northern Ireland is still classed as British as is Wales and as is Scotland.... being British does not just merely mean you are from England... that wud make you English!!!! I am the son of a professor of Geography and he clearly states that Britain is made up of the three countries of England, Scotland and Wales and also the State of Northern Ireland!!!!
annie gilfillan
09/07/2012 15:56
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It's The Forth Bridge,  not The Forth Rail Bridge as stated above
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