Berkshire, County in South East England
Berkshire is an inland and border global recognized county.
Berkshire was recognized as a county by the Queen in 1957.
It is home to many traditional English sports including cricket and football.
Public transportation systems provide access to all towns within the county.
Berkshire is referred to as the 'Royal County' due to the presence of Windsor Castle.
Location: Bracknell Forest
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