Abona - (A- bo - na)- Roman town at mouth of Avon. Avonmouth.
Abrinicates* - (A-brini-catis) - a Saxon Shore fortress in France. Avranches, France
Alchester - (Al-chester)Alchester
Alcluyd - (Al - clood)Dumbarton
Alauna -
Aleto* - (A-leto)- a Saxon Shore fortress in France. St. Malo, France
Alauna Ardoch, Tayside.
Anderita* - (An-der-reeta) a Saxon Shore fortress in Britain. Pevensey
Anercying - ( )- kingdom east of Powys.
Aquae Arnemetiae - Buxton, Derby.
Aquae Sulis - (Ack-way-Soo-lis) Roman town in western Briton. Called Caer Baddon by the Britons. Bath, Avon.
Athfotla - ( )Pictish kingdom, ruled by the Calidones, with its capital at Dunkeld('fortress of the
Caledonii').
Banna - Birdoswald, Cumbria.
Bedegraine - ( )forest in the north of Llogres. Sherwood Forest.
Bibra - Beckfoot, Cumbria.
Blabia* - (Blay-bee-a)a Saxon Shore fortress in France. Blaye, France
Blatum Bulgium - Birrens, Dumfries and Galloway.
Bononia* - (Ba-nonya)a Saxon Shore fortress in France. Boulogne,France
Botis Insula - Bute, Strathclyde.
Branodunum* - (Bran - od - dunum) Brancaster, Norfolk.
Branogenium - (Brano - genee - um) Leintwardine
Bremenium - (Bre-menee-um)
Bremetennacum -
Brocavum - Brougham, Cumbria.
Broceliande - forest in Brittany. The Forest of Paimpont.
Brocolitia - Carrawburgh, Northumbria.
Brycheniog -
Bryn Myrddin - hill near Carmartthen, popularly called Merlin's Hill. A cave inside is thought to be one of the possible resting places for the famous wizard.
Buellt - small mountainous kingdom in central Wales.
Burrium - (Bur - ee - um) Usk
Bwlch-y-Groes - mountain pass in northern Wales.
Bwlch-y-Saethu - mountain pass in Snowdownia, northern Wales, where, according to Welsh legend, Arthur was killed by a flurry of arrows following the battle of Tregalen.
Camulodunum - (Ca-moo-loadin-um)
Colchester
Caer Brithon - Also called Alcludd, the Rock of the Clyde, this fort was the capital of the kings of Strathclyde.Dumbarton Rock(Din Brithon).
Caer Caratauc - probably Cary Craddock, Herefordshire, this hillfort was just within the kingdom of Ercing
Caer Dolforwyn - Newtown, Powys
Caerdyff - Cardiff
Caer Lud - Ludlow, Shropshire
Caer Sws - Caersws, Powys
Caesaromagus - Chelmsford, Essex.
Calacum - Burrow in Lonsdale, Lancastershire.
Calleva - (Ca - lee - va) - Roman built town in southern Llogres, the capitol of the Atrebates. Called Caer Celemion by the Britons. Silchester, Hampshire
Camboglanna - Castlesteads, Cumbria.
Cana Insula - Canna, Highlands.
Canovium - - Caerhun, Gwynedd.
Cataractonium - Catterick, N. Yorkshire.
Causennae -
Clausentum -
Ceridigion - kingdom in S.W. Wales.
Cerniu - Sub-kingdom of Dumnonia. Cornwall.
Circinn - Pictish kingdom, with its capital at Forfar, close to the foot of Turin Hill(Dunnechain).
Coel's Hill - Cole's Hill, Hereford & Worcester.
Combretovium - Baylham House, Suffolk.
Concangis - Chester-le-Street, Durham.
Condercum - Benwell, Tyne and Wearmouth.
Constantia* - (Con-stan-cheeya) Coutances, France
Corinium - (Cor - in - ee - um) Cirencester, Gloucestershire
Corstapitium -
Crocolana - Brough, Nottinghamshire.
Crinan Moss -
Cunetio - (Cu - neeshy -o) Mildenhall, Wiltshire
Dalriada - original kingdom established
by the Irish Scotti in S.W. Scotland, around Argyll, with it's capital at Dunadd.
Danum - (Dan - num)Doncaster
Dere Street - Post-Roman name for the road north from Corbridge to the Firth of Forth, the modern A68.
Deva - (Dee-va)Chester, Cheshire.
Dimiloc -
Din Eidyn - Edinburgh.
Dolaucothi - (Doll-ow-cothy) Welsh Gold Mines
Dubris* - (Doo-briss) Dover
Dumnonia - (Dum-nonya)large kingdom in S.W. Britain, including the sub-kingdoms of Cerniw(Cornwall)
and Glastenning(Somerset).