Category talk:Large towns
Localities with more than 100,000 population (2001 census)[1]
C = City; LB = London Borough; MB = Metropolitan Borough.
England
- Birmingham C MB
- Liverpool C MB
- Leeds C MB
- Sheffield C MB
- Bristol C
- Manchester C MB
- Leicester C
- Croydon LB
- Barnet LB
- Coventry C
- Kingston upon Hull C
- Ealing LB
- Bradford C MB
- Bromley LB
- Enfield LB
- Lambeth LB
- Brent LB
- Wandsworth LB
- Stoke-on-Trent C
- Wolverhampton C MB
- Nottingham C
- Lewisham LB
- Newham LB
- Plymouth C
- Southwark LB
- Hillingdon LB
- Redbridge LB
- Southampton C
- Reading
- Derby C
- Havering LB
- Greenwich LB
- Waltham Forest LB
- Haringey LB
- Hounslow LB
- Bexley LB
- Harrow LB
- Hackney LB
- Camden LB
- Tower Hamlets LB
- Dudley MB
- Newcastle upon Tyne C
- Northampton
- Merton LB
- Portsmouth C
- Luton
- Preston C
- Westminster C LB
- Sutton LB
- Sunderland C MB
- Islington LB
- Norwich C
- Richmond upon Thames LB
- Walsall MB
- Bournemouth
- Hammersmith and Fulham LB
- Barking and Dagenham LB
- Southend-on-Sea
- Kensington and Chelsea LB
- Swindon
- Kingston upon Thames LB
- Huddersfield
- Poole
- Oxford C
- Middlesbrough
- Blackpool
- Smethwick (including Oldbury)
- Bolton MB
- Ipswich
- York C
- West Bromwich
- Peterborough C
- Stockport
- Brighton C
- Slough MB
- Gloucester C
- Watford
- Rotherham MB
- Cambridge (including Milton) C
- Exeter C
- Eastbourne
- Sutton Coldfield
- Blackburn
- Colchester
- Oldham MB
- St Helens
- Woking (including Byfleet)
- Chesterfield
- Crawley
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
- Belfast C
References
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- ↑ See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_localities_in_England_by_population for definitions.