Leeds is called Leeds because the name derives (comes from) Loidis which was the name of a forest covering that area of England.
Something random:
Towns with ley on the end like Guiseley, Otley and Ilkley mean they were originally situated in a clearing of forest and early inhabitants made it a permenant camp because of it.
Also a small folklore goes round in towns around Leeds. Many of the towns were named after Animals that lived there when the first settlers arrived. Guiseley = Geese-ley Otley = Otter-ley.
I live around here so that's how I know.
A nightclub called The Cockpit is located in the city of Leeds on the swinegate in the UK. It has three venues to accomodate different musical groups.
Leeds does not have a seaport as it is inland. It does have an airport nearby
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Leeds East - UK Parliament constituency - ended in 1918.
Leeds East - UK Parliament constituency - was created in 1885.
Leeds, UK to Aberdeen, UK 353 miles - about 6 hours 49 mins
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Leeds North West - UK Parliament constituency - was created in 1950.
Charles Leeds died in 1971, in Thanet, Kent, England, UK.
You cannot walk from Leeds, UK to Africa
From Suffolk,UK to Leeds, UKDriving directions to Leeds, UK187 mi - about 3 hours 25 mins
Leeds United play at Elland Road Stadium.