county seat of Nottinghamshire, central England: county district pop. 264,000
See Nottingham in American Heritage Dictionary 4
(nŏtˈĭng-əm)
A borough of central England north of Leicester. Charles I raised his standard here in 1642, marking the beginning of the English Civil War. The city has long been a center for the manufacture of textiles, lace, and hosiery. According to tradition, it is the birthplace of Robin Hood. Population: 249,000.