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00:48 Dec 15, 2001 |
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4 +1 | East hill (or Est hill) |
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4 +1 | Eastern Hill |
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4 +1 | East Hill |
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4 | or an eastern hill |
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or an eastern hill Explanation: (relative to a point somewhere else). Bear in mind that hills may face other directions at the same time. |
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East hill (or Est hill) Explanation: I think the capital (if it's not a typo) indicates that this is the name of the hill, so you probably shouldn't translate it. |
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Eastern Hill Explanation: For some reason, sud, nord, est and ouest are sometimes capitalised although they are not proper names. |
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East Hill Explanation: As I understand it, the hill is in the East not facing East. |
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