What does eoe mean?
eoe means East of England
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for East of England?
2 ways to abbreviate East of England
East of England can be abbreviated as eoe
Other shorthands for East of England are: EE
East of England can be abbreviated as eoe
Other shorthands for East of England are: EE
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What does eoe stand for? eoe stands for "East of England". |
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How to abbreviate "East of England"? "East of England" can be abbreviated as eoe. |
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What is the meaning of eoe abbreviation? The meaning of eoe abbreviation is "East of England". |
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What is eoe abbreviation? One of the definitions of eoe is "East of England". |
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What does eoe mean? eoe as abbreviation means "East of England". |
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What is shorthand of East of England? The most common shorthand of "East of England" is eoe. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EEIDB - East of England Industrial Development Board
- EEIRC - East of England Innovation Relay Centre
- EELGC - East of England Local Government Conference
- EEMLAC - East of England Museums, Libraries and Archives Council
- EENIM - East of England Network for Interactive Marketing
- EEPHG - East of England Public Health Group
- EERaf - East of England Rural Affairs Forum
- EESCN - East of England Stem Cell Network
- EESCP - East of England Skills and Competitiveness Partnership
- EEACTS - East of England Association of Civic Trust Societies
- EEAOP - East of England Apples and Orchards Project
- EESOPE - East of England Sense of Place-Essex
- EETDT - East of England Telematics Development Trust
- EETSA - East of England Trading Standards Authorities
- EECARI - East of England Consortium for Asylum and Refugee Integration
- EECN - East of England Churches Network
- EEDET - East of England Directors of Environment and Transport
- EESOP - East of England Sense of Place
- EEHOR - East of England Heads of Repositories
- EE - East of England