Six Counties

plural noun

1. the historic counties of Northern Ireland, which no longer have a local government function

Example Sentences

In October, the number of homes on the market had risen in all six counties over the prior year, ranging from a 25% gain in San Bernardino County to 49% in San Diego County.

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Boudreaux said the theft ring, which operated across six counties in the San Joaquin Valley, has accounted for more than $2.25 million in stolen equipment.

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The utility said it was also considering power shutoffs for more than 123,000 customers across six counties, including Orange and Riverside, and additional locations in Los Angeles and San Bernardino.

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In the fall of 1982, after two wearying years of quarantines that ultimately extended through six counties and some 3,000 square miles, California declared victory.

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“It’s been a wind-driven fire,” said Clay, the Cal Fire spokesperson for the unit responding to six counties north of the Bay Area.

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