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Wall

Village in Staffordshire, central England, 4 km/2.5 mi from Lichfield. Situated on the Roman road of Watling Street, it was formerly the Roman posting station of Letocetum. The Roman baths are preserved by the National Trust.

Wall

Small town in Pennington County, southwest South Dakota; population (1990) 800. It is located 72 km/45 mi east of Rapid City, and 16 km/10 mi north of the Badlands National Park. It has a thriving tourist industry.
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