Place:North Yorkshire, England

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Name	North Yorkshire
Alt names	N Yorkshire	source: Royal Mail: PAF Digest [online] (2002) accessed 16 Dec 2002
Type	Modern county
Coordinates	54.217°N 1.417°W
Located in	England (1974 - )
See also	Yorkshire, England	historic county covering the three ridings of Yorkshire
	North Riding of Yorkshire, England	administrative county covering same or very similar territory 1889-1974

Contained Places

Area: Normanby (near Guisbrough)
Civil parish: Sherburn in Elmet ( 1974 - )
Deserted settlement: Wharram Percy
District: Craven; Richmondshire
Hamlet: Agglethorpe
Inhabited place: Acaster Malbis; Acaster Selby; Acklam; Acomb; Ainderby Quernhow; Ainderby Steeple; Ainthorpe; Airton; Aiskew; Aislaby (near Pickering); Aismunderby; Aldborough; Aldfield; Aldwark (near Alne); Allerton Mauleverer; Alne; Ampleforth; Appleton Roebuck; Appleton Wiske; Appletreewick; Arkendale; Arncliffe; Askham Bryan; Askham Richard; Askrigg; Askwith; Austwick; Aysgarth; Ayton; Azerley; Bank Newton; Barkston Ash; Barlby; Barlow; Barnoldswick; Beal; Beamsley; Beckwith; Bedale; Bewerley; Bickerton; Bilbrough; Bilton; Bilton-in-Ainsty ( 1974 - ); Birdsall; Birkin; Birstwith; Bishop Monkton; Bishop Thornton; Bishopthorpe; Blubberhouses; Bolton Abbey; Bolton Bridge; Bolton Percy; Bordley; Boroughbridge; Boythorpe; Bradley; Branton Green ( 1974 - ); Brayton; Brearton; Bridge Hewick; Brompton (near Northallerton); Brotton; Buckden; Burn; Burniston; Burnsall; Burton Leonard; Burton in Lonsdale; Burythorpe; Buttercrambe; Calton; Camblesforth; Carlesmoor; Carleton in Craven; Carlton; Castle Bolton; Castleton; Cattal; Catterick Camp; Catterick; Catterton; Catton; Cawood; Cawthorne; Church Fenton; Clapham; Clifton (near Hartshead); Coatham; Colburn; Cold Cotes; Colton; Coniston Cold; Conistone; Cononley; Copgrove; Copmanthorpe; Copt Hewick; Cowthorpe; Coxwold; Cross Hills; Dacre; Deighton (near Northallerton); Denton; Dormanstown; Draughton; Drax; Drebley; Duggleby; Dunkeswick; Dunnington; Easingwold; East Halton; East Heslerton; East Lutton; East Marton; Eastfield; Eavestone; Ebberston; Eggborough; Egton; Elslack; Elvington; Embsay; Escrick; Eshton; Eston; Fairburn; Farnham; Farnhill; Farnley (near Leeds); Ferrensby; Fewston; Filey; Firby (near Bedale); Flasby; Flaxby; Fleets; Flixton; Folkton; Foxholes; Fulford; Ganton; Gargrave; Giggleswick; Gilling (near Coxwold); Gilling East; Gilling West; Glusburn; Goathland; Grafton; Grassington; Great Ayton; Great Crakehall; Great Ouseburn; Green Hammerton; Grewelthorpe; Guisborough; Gunnerside; Hackness; Hanlith; Harrogate; Hartlington; Hawes; Hawkswick; Haxby; Heathfield; Hebden; Hellifield; Helmsley; Helperthorpe; Hemingbrough; Hensall; Heslington; Hessay; Hetton; Heworth; High Bentham; High Bradley; High Eggborough; High Grantley; Holtby; Hopperton; Horkstow; Hornby (near Catterick); Horton in Ribblesdale; Howsham; Hubberholme; Hunmanby; Hunsingore; Huntington; Husthwaite; Hutton Rudby; Hutton Wandesley; Hutton-le-Hole; Ingleton; Ingmanthorpe; Irton; Kearby Town End; Kelfield; Kellington; Kennythorpe; Kettlewell; Kilburn; Kildwick; Killinghall; Kilnsey; Kilton; Kiplin; Kirby Grindalythe; Kirk Deighton; Kirk Hammerton; Kirk Smeaton; Kirkby Fleetham; Kirkby Malham; Kirkby Malzeard; Kirkby Overblow; Kirkby Wharfe; Kirkbymoorside; Kirkham; Kirkleatham; Knapton (in Acomb); Knaresborough; Langcliffe; Langton; Laverton; Leake; Leathley; Leavening; Leeming; Leppington; Levisham; Leyburn; Lingdale; Linton (near Skipton); Little Fenton; Little Ouseburn; Little Smeaton (near Northallerton); Litton; Loftus; Long Marston; Long Preston; Lothersdale; Low Bentham; Low Bradley; Low Grantley; Lower Dunsforth; Lythe; Malham; Malton; Markington; Marske by the Sea; Marton; Masham; Masongill; Menethorpe; Middleham; Middlesbrough ( 1996 - ); Middlethorpe; Minskip; Moor Monkton; Muston; Naburn; Nesfield; Nether Poppleton; New Earswick; New Farnley; New Malton; New Marske; New Skelton; Newburgh Priory; Newby (near Bentham); Newton Kyme; Normanby (near Pickering); North Deighton; North Duffield; North Grimston; North Stainley; Northallerton; Norton (near Doncaster); Nun Monkton; Nunnington; Nunwick; Old Farnley; Old Thornville; Ormesby; Osbaldwick; Osgodby; Osmotherley; Otterburn; Oxton; Pannal ( 1974 - ); Pateley Bridge; Pickering; Picton; Potter Brompton; Ravenscar; Ravensworth; Rawcliffe; Redcar; Reeth; Reighton; Ricall; Richmond; Rievaulx ( 500 - ); Rillington; Ripley; Ripon ( 500 - ); Robin Hood's Bay; Rufforth; Saltburn-by-the-Sea; Sandtoft; Sawley (near Clitheroe); Scagglethorpe; Scalby (near Howden); Scampston; Scarborough; Scrayingham; Seamer (near Scarborough); Selby; Settle; Settrington; Sherburn (near Leeds); Sherburn in Elmet ( 1974 - ); Sheriff Hutton; Shipton (near Weighton-Market); Sicklinghall; Skelton; Skipton; Skipwith; Sleights; South Duffield; Sowerby; Speeton; Staithes; Staxton; Stillingfleet; Stockton on the Forest; Stokesley; Stonegrave; Strensall; Summer Bridge; Sutton-on-the-Forest; Tadcaster; Thirsk; Thixendale; Thorganby; Thormanby; Thornton Dale; Thornton-le-Moor; Thorpe Bassett; Thorpe; Topcliffe (near Thirsk); Upleatham; Upper Dunsforth; Upper Poppleton; Weaverthorpe; Welburn (near Castle Howard); Wensley; West Heslerton; West Lutton; West Marton; Wharram le Street; Wheldrake; Whitby ( 300 - ); Wigginton; Wigglesworth; Willerby; Wintringham; Woodthorpe; Wykeham; York ( 1996 - ); Youlton

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North Yorkshire is a county in England. It is a non-metropolitan or shire county located in the Yorkshire and the Humber region of England, and a ceremonial county primarily in that region but partly in North East England. Created in 1974 by the Local Government Act 1972 it covers an area of , making it the largest ceremonial county in England. The majority of the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors lie within North Yorkshire's boundaries, and around 40% of the county is covered by National Parks. The county town is Northallerton.

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