Place:Berkhamsted Rural, Hertfordshire, England

Name	Berkhamsted Rural
Type	Rural district
Located in	Hertfordshire, England (1894 - 1974)
See also	Dacorum District, Hertfordshire, England	district municipality covering the area since 1974

Berkhamsted Rural District was a rural district in Hertfordshire, England from 1894 to 1974, covering the far northwest corner of the county.

In accordance with the Local Government Act 1972, in 1974 it merged with the Municipal Borough of Hemel Hempstead, the urban districts of Berkhamsted and Tring, the rural district of Hemel Hempstead, and parts of the rural districts of Watford and St. Albans.

Parishes

Parish	Description	Duration	Notes
Aldbury	ancient parish, civil parish	1894 - 1974
Berkhamsted	ancient parish, civil parish	1894 - 1898	became an urban district in 1898
Great Berkhamstead Rural Parish	civil parish	1898 - 1937	established from the rural part of Berkhamsted
Little Gaddesden	ancient parish, civil parish	1894 - 1974
Nettleden	hamlet, chancelry, civil parish	1894 - 1937	boundaries extended to include hamlet of Potten End; name changed
Nettleden with Potten End	civil parish	1937 - 1974	see line above
Northchurch	ancient parish, civil parish	1894 - 1974
Puttenham	ancient parish, civil parish	1894 - 1964	merged with Tring Rural Parish in 1964
Tring Rural Parish	civil parish	1894 - 1974
Wigginton	chancelry, civil parish	1894 - 1974