Huntandūn

Þis ȝeƿrit is ymbe þone Engliscan tūn, þe hātte Huntandūn. For ōðrum brycum sēo Huntandūn (scīrung)

Huntandun-burg

Huntandūn is tūn in Huntandūnscīre oþþe in Grantanbrycgscīre. Hē licgþ betƿēonam Ēastenglum and Midland, on Englum.

Huntandūn is seo scīrtūn þǣre stǣrlican scīre Huntandūnscīre. Nu for stōwlican gerecþegnunge is Huntandūnburg in Grantanbrycgscīr, and þegnaþ swa gerecþegnung heafodstōl þæs Huntandūnscīr boldgetales.

Brycg ofer Usan-ea, Huntandun and Godmanceaster, Hundandunscir

Se tūn ligþ on þǣre Micelan Ūsan Ēa, norþ þǣre ceapstōwe-burg Sancte Neod. Hē hæfþ þā mǣstan mǣdwe in Englalande, Portholmes Mǣdwe. Ymbe 257 æcera (1 km²) in micelnesse and hæfþ fela seldcynna gærses, blōstma, and dracanflēogena. Ēac is Portholmes Mǣdwe micel natural reservoir for holding excess wæter on flōtidum enabling the river to be run of more slowly, thereby helping to prevent flooding of nearby towns.

Huntandūn hæfde twēgen wīdcūðe speliend þæs Witena gemōtes: Oliver Cromwell in þǣre 17an ielde and John Major in þǣre 20an.