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Flaxton Rural District was an administrative division of the North Riding of Yorkshire based on the village of Flaxton and located in the southern part of the administrative county immediately north of the City of York. From the municipal reorganization of 1974 until 1996, the area covered by Flaxton Rural District was located in the administrative Ryedale District, North Yorkshire.
In 1996 a large number of civil parishes originally in Flaxton Rural District were transferred to the City of York unitary authority. Most of these parishes covered formerly rural areas, justifying their place in the former Flaxton Rural District.
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Civil Parishes
The following parishes were located in Flaxton Rural District:
Map No. | Civil parish | Parish status | Duration | Notes
| 1 | Bossall with Buttercrambe | township, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974
| 2 | Claxton | chapelry, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974
| 3 | Clifton Without | civil parish | 1894-1974 | part to City of York in 1934, remainder to Ryedale District in 1974, and to City of York in 1996
| 4 | Earswick | township, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974, then to the City of York in 1996
| 5 | Flaxton | township, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974
| 6 | Gate Helmsley | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974
| 7 | Harton | township, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974
| 8 | Haxby | chapelry, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974, then to the City of York in 1996
| 9 | Heworth Without | civil parish | 1894-1974 | part to City of York in 1934, remainder to Ryedale District in 1974, and to City of York in 1996
| 10 | Holtby | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974, then to the City of York in 1996
| 11 | Huntington | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894-1974 | part to York in 1934, the remainder became New Earswick civil parish
| 12 | Lillings Ambo | township, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974
| 13 | Murton (near York) | chapelry, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974, then to the City of York in 1996
| 14 | New Earswick | civil parish | 1934-1974 | created from Huntington in 1934, to Ryedale District in 1974, then to the City of York in 1996
| 15 | Osbaldwick | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894-1974 | part to City of York in 1934, remainder to Ryedale District in 1974, and to City of York in 1996
| 16 | Rawcliffe (north of York) | township, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974, then to the City of York in 1996
| 17 | Sand Hutton (near York) | township, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974
| 18 | Skelton (near York) | township, ancient parish, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974, then to the City of York in 1996
| 19 | Stockton on the Forest | chapelry, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974, then to the City of York in 1996
| 20 | Strensall | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974, then to the City of York in 1996
| 21 | Towthorpe (near York) | township, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974, then to the City of York in 1996
| 22 | Upper Helmsley | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974
| 24 | Warthill | ancient parish, civil parish | 1925-1974 | created 1925, to Ryedale District in 1974
| 23 | Warthill Copyhold | township, civil parish | 1894-1925 | abolished 1925 to create Warthill civil parish
| 25 | Warthill Freehold | township, civil parish | 1894-1925 | abolished 1925 to create Warthill civil parish
| 26 | Wigginton | ancient parish, civil parish | 1894-1974 | to Ryedale District in 1974, then to the City of York in 1996
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Research Tips
- A Vision of Britain through Time on Flaxton Rural District. This section provides statistics on population and industry, as well as a listing of the civil parishes and the alterations to the municipal organization.
- Much background information on the ancient or ecclesiastical parishes from an earlier era (the 1820s) was found in GENUKI
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