English county; breed of pig
Old English 'Bearrucscir' meaning 'hilly place' from 'bearruc' (birch-covered hill) + 'scir' (shire), recorded in Anglo-Saxon Chronicle 860 AD
Berkshire means 'birch tree hills' in Old English - and yes, the famous Berkshire pigs are named after this leafy English county!
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