People from Cambridge are called Cantabrigian.
Cantabrigian
/ˌkæntəˈbrɪdʒiən/
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From 'Cantabrigia', the medieval Latin name for Cambridge. The city's name comes from 'Grantabrycge' (bridge over the River Granta) in Old English.
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