Difference between revisions of "England"
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England is divided into 83 {{Wikipedia|Metropolitan and non-metropolitan counties of England|administrative counties}} and 48 {{Wikipedia|Ceremonial counties of England|ceremonial counties}}. Since the administrative divisions are more fluid, and generally are subdivisions of ceremonial counties, we'll use the latter here. Note, however, that some of these ceremonial counties still have fairly modern boundaries due to reforms in 1974 and 1997. | England is divided into 83 {{Wikipedia|Metropolitan and non-metropolitan counties of England|administrative counties}} and 48 {{Wikipedia|Ceremonial counties of England|ceremonial counties}}. Since the administrative divisions are more fluid, and generally are subdivisions of ceremonial counties, we'll use the latter here. Note, however, that some of these ceremonial counties still have fairly modern boundaries due to reforms in 1974 and 1997. | ||
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| + | Wikipedia provides a list of {{Wikipedia|List of towns and cities in England by historical population|major cities by historical population}}. | ||
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England is divided into 83 administrative counties and 48 ceremonial counties. Since the administrative divisions are more fluid, and generally are subdivisions of ceremonial counties, we'll use the latter here. Note, however, that some of these ceremonial counties still have fairly modern boundaries due to reforms in 1974 and 1997.
Wikipedia provides a list of major cities by historical population.
