Stratford is a place name found in many English-speaking countries. It derives from the Old English words stræt (a street, more specifically a Roman road) and ford (a river-crossing). A variant of the name is "Stretford".
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STRATFORD, a city and port of entry of Ontario, Canada, and capital of Perth (disambiguation)|Perth county, situated 83 m. W.S.W. of Toronto by the Grand Trunk railway, on the Avon river. Pop. (1901), 9959. The repair and engineering shops of the railway, flour-, sawand woollen-mills, engine and agricultural implement works are the principal industries. A large export trade in cheese and other dairy and farm produce is carried on.
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Old English strǽt (“‘road’”) + ford (“‘ford’”).
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Stratford is a city in London which is going to host the London Olympics 2012. Stratford is in the Borough of Newham.
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