Regions Of England 1-18
18 entries in the Regions Of England compendium.
CumberlandCumberland is an area of North West England which was historically a county. It had an admCumbriaCeremonial county in North West England, home to the Lake District.DerbyshireCeremonial county in the East Midlands of England.DevonCeremonial county in South West England with two coastlines.DorsetCeremonial county in South West England with Jurassic Coast.East Riding of YorkshireA historic county in Yorkshire and the Humber region of England.East SussexCeremonial county in south-east England, part of the historic county of Sussex.EssexCeremonial county in South East England with ancient woodland and long coastline.GloucestershireCeremonial county in South West England, bisected by the River Severn.HampshireCeremonial county in South East England with ancient and military heritage.HerefordshireRural ceremonial county in the West Midlands of England.HertfordshireHistoric county north of London, home to Roman ruins and film studios.KentHistoric county at England's gateway to mainland Europe.LancashireHistoric county in North West England, industrial heartland.LeicestershireLowland English county, site of Bosworth Field and fox hunting.LincolnshireA rural English county with a quiet history and varied landscapes.MerseysideMetropolitan county in North West England, created in 1974.MiddlesexHistoric English county, largely absorbed into Greater London.
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