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Welcome to Planet Ipswich

This is the only website in the world where you will find details relating to the origins of ALL the Ipswiches around the globe. Some of this information is exclusive to Planet Ipswich.

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The aim of Planet Ipswich is to build up as much information as possible relating to the history, geography, people & interesting facts concerning the Ipswiches of the world.

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If you are visiting the site for the first time, go to the ‘Ips Which?’ page to find out where they are all located. If you have visited the site before, check out the ‘What’s New?’ page to see what’s been updated in the last few weeks.

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As well as a page dedicated to each of the Ipswiches around the globe, I have also included pages relating to:

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The Planet Ipswich Quiz – test your knowledge concerning all things ‘Ipswich’

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The Ones That Got Away - places formerly called Ipswich

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Ipswich as a Scientific Name

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The Ipswich Sparrow

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The Ipswichian Interglacial Period

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Ipswich Basin, Australia

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Ships Named Ipswich

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Roads Named Ipswich - a list of as many roads, streets, avenues etc. that I have been able to find called Ipswich

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Ips Misc. - a page for interesting facts & miscellaneous items

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Also, don’t forget to visit the Photo Gallery & Links pages.

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Is there anything else that you can think of that bears the name of our towns? If so, I’d like to know so that I can add a feature on that as well.

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I would be grateful to my fellow Ipswichians from across the planet for any information, feedback, photos, or constructive criticism that will help build up a databank of all things ‘Ipswich’.

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You can contact me at info@planetipswich.com or alternatively, leave a message in the Guestbook.

I hope to hear from you soon.

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Specials thanks to Malcolm Doyle for his invaluable help in sending me his database on all things Ipswich & for his continuing research.

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www.planetsuffolk.com

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Those of you who live in Ipswich, England may also be interested in  www.planetsuffolk.com, which aims to do the same for the Suffolks of the world as Planet Ipswich has done for the Ipswiches.   The email address for correspondence is: info@planetsuffolk.com.  As always, information, ideas or constructive criticism will be welcome.

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How many places named Suffolk are there around the world?  To find out go to:  

www.planetsuffolk.com

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Welcome to Planet Ipswich
A bridge between the Ipswiches of the world

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Welcome to Planet Ipswich This is the only website in the world where you will find details relating to the origins of ALL the Ipswiches around the globe. Some of this information is exclusive to Planet Ipswich. The aim of Planet Ipswich is to build up as much information as possible relating to the history, geography, people & interesting facts concerning the Ipswiches of the world. If you are visiting the site for the first time, go to the ‘Ips Which?’ page to find out where they are all located. If you have visited the site before, check out the ‘What’s New?’ page to see what’s been updated in the last few weeks. As well as a page dedicated to each of the Ipswiches around the globe, I have also included pages relating to: The Planet Ipswich Quiz – test your knowledge concerning all things ‘Ipswich’ The Ones That Got Away - places formerly called Ipswich Ipswich as a Scientific Name The Ipswich Sparrow The Ipswichian Interglacial Period Ipswich Basin, Australia Ships Named Ipswich Roads Named Ipswich - a list of as many roads, streets, avenues etc. that I have been able to find called Ipswich Ips Misc. - a page for interesting facts & miscellaneous items Also, don’t forget to visit the Photo Gallery & Links pages. Is there anything else that you can think of that bears the name of our towns? If so, I’d like to know so that I can add a feature on that as well. I would be grateful to my fellow Ipswichians from across the planet for any information, feedback, photos, or constructive criticism that will help build up a databank of all things ‘Ipswich’. You can contact me at info@planetipswich.com or alternatively, leave a message in the Guestbook. I hope to hear from you soon. Specials thanks to Malcolm Doyle for his invaluable help in sending me his database on all things Ipswich & for his continuing research. www.planetsuffolk.com Those of you who live in Ipswich, England may also be interested in www.planetsuffolk.com, which aims to do the same for the Suffolks of the world as Planet Ipswich has done for the Ipswiches. The email address for correspondence is: info@planetsuffolk.com. As always, information, ideas or constructive criticism will be welcome. How many places named Suffolk are there around the world? To find out go to: www.planetsuffolk.com

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