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In the section on the Commonwealth War Graves, the article says Cambridge City Cemetery:
"is just one of six cemeteries in the United Kingdom with a large number of war graves"
Would it be more precise, if that is the case, to state that as a cemetery it contains among the six largest concentrations of war graves in the UK, or one of six cemeteries containing the largest number of war graves? In the experience of some people, a "large number of war graves" could be a few hundred or anything over fifty. Cloptonson (talk) 11:46, 11 July 2015 (UTC)[reply]
