Crossword answer
DORSET
6 letters · Used for 5 different clues · 10 appearances · Last seen The Independent, August 15, 2026
Letter pattern
DORSET
Clues that lead to DORSET
Most recent firstClueLettersPuzzleLast seen
English county whose administrative centre is Dorchester6The IndependentAug 15, 2026
English county6The IndependentNov 15, 2025
County on the English Channel6Eugene ShefferJul 6, 2023
Strode around the county6Evening StandardOct 27, 2022
Badly stored in a country area6Evening StandardOct 28, 2019
About DORSET in crosswords
DORSET is a 6-letter answer that has appeared 10 times in our database across 5 different clues. It was most recently the answer to “English county whose administrative centre is Dorchester” in the The Independent crossword on August 15, 2026.
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Every appearance of DORSET (10)
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Aug 15, 2026
English county whose administrative centre is Dorchester · The Independent · 28 Across
Nov 15, 2025
English county · The Independent · 22 Across
Dec 7, 2024
English county whose administrative centre is Dorchester · The Independent · 7 Down
May 19, 2024
English county · The Independent · 15 Across
Jul 6, 2023
County on the English Channel · Eugene Sheffer · 4 Down
Jan 21, 2023
County on the English Channel · Eugene Sheffer · 56 Across
Oct 27, 2022
Strode around the county · Evening Standard · 23 Down
Feb 7, 2022
County on the English Channel · Eugene Sheffer · 37 Down
May 19, 2021
County on the English Channel · Eugene Sheffer · 9 Down
Oct 28, 2019
Badly stored in a country area · Evening Standard · 26 Across