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Nag's Head Island

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Nag's Head Island
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Nag's Head Island is a small islet located in the River Thames in Oxfordshire, notable for its historical association with the 17th-century poet and playwright John Cleveland, who lived nearby. The island takes its name from a local pub, the Nag's Head, which was a known landmark in the area.

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