English Counties 1-24
18 entries in the English Counties compendium.
CumberlandHistoric county of North West England, later part of Cumbria.DerbyshireCeremonial county in the East Midlands of England.DorsetCeremonial county in South West England with Jurassic Coast.GloucestershireHistoric county in South West England, bisected by the River Severn.HampshireCeremonial county in South East England, historically crucial for ports and military.HerefordshireRural ceremonial county in the West Midlands of England.HertfordshireHistoric county north of London, home to Roman ruins and garden cities.KentA historic county at England's gateway to mainland Europe.LancashireHistoric county in North West England, key to the Industrial Revolution.LeicestershireA historic East Midlands county with diverse landscapes and industry.MiddlesexHistoric English county, largely absorbed into Greater London.NorfolkA rural English county with a rich medieval and agricultural heritage.NorthamptonshireCeremonial county in the East Midlands of England.NottinghamshireCeremonial county in the East Midlands of England.OxfordshireHistoric county in South East England, home to Oxford University.StaffordshireCeremonial county in the West Midlands of England.SuffolkCeremonial county in East Anglia with rich archaeology and arable land.SussexHistoric kingdom and county of South East England.
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