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What was englands first permanet settlment in noth america
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What was englands first permanet settlment in noth america

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The first permanent settlement in North America is Jamestown, in Virginia. It was named after the King James of England and Scotland.

It was established in 1607 and abandoned in 1699 (it was also briefly abandoned in 1610 for a short time).
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