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| rowspan="11" | [[File:North East England counties 2009 map.svg|200px]] || colspan="3" | 1. [[Northumberland]] | | rowspan="11" | [[File:North East England counties 2009 map.svg|200px]] || colspan="3" | 1. [[Northumberland]] | ||
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| − | | colspan="2" | 2. [[Tyne and Wear]] | + | | colspan="2" | 2. [[Tyne and Wear]] ([[metropolitan county]])|| ''a'' [[Newcastle upon Tyne]], ''b'' [[Metropolitan Borough of Gateshead|Gateshead]], ''c'' [[North Tyneside]], ''d'' [[South Tyneside]], ''e'' [[City of Sunderland|Sunderland]] |
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| − | | rowspan="4" | [[County Durham]] || colspan="2" | 3. Durham | + | | rowspan="4" | [[County Durham]] || colspan="2" | 3. [[Durham]] |
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[[Category:English regions]] | [[Category:English regions]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:40, 7 January 2014
The North East is one of the nine official English Regions.
It contains the following counties and local government districts:
| Map | Ceremonial county | Unitary authority | Metropolitan districts |
|---|---|---|---|
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1. Northumberland | ||
| 2. Tyne and Wear (metropolitan county) | a Newcastle upon Tyne, b Gateshead, c North Tyneside, d South Tyneside, e Sunderland | ||
| County Durham | 3. Durham | ||
| 4. Darlington | |||
| 5. Hartlepool | |||
| 6. Stockton-on-Tees (North of River Tees) | |||
| North Yorkshire (part only) |
6. Stockton-on-Tees (South of River Tees) | ||
| 7. Redcar and Cleveland | |||
| 8. Middlesbrough | |||
References
Adapted from a Wikipedia article.
