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Yorkshire is a historic county in England.
Yorkshire may also refer to:
Place-names of England derived from the historic shire name
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East Riding of Yorkshire, a traditional division of the British county and the name of a unitary authority in England since 1996
- East Yorkshire (district), a local government district in England between 1974 and 1996
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North Riding of Yorkshire, a traditional division of the British county and an administrative county in England between 1889 and 1974
- North Yorkshire, a non-metropolitan county and (larger) ceremonial county in England since 1974
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West Riding of Yorkshire, a traditional division of the British county and an administrative county in England between 1889 and 1974
- South Yorkshire, a metropolitan county in England since 1974
- West Yorkshire, a metropolitan county in England since 1974
- Yorkshire (UK Parliament constituency) (1290-1832)
- Yorkshire and the Humber, government office region of England, created in 1994 as Yorkshire and Humberside
- Yorkshire and the Humber (European Parliament constituency), created in 1999
United States
- Yorkshire (CDP), New York
- Yorkshire (town), New York
- York Shire (Province of New York)
- Yorkshire, Ohio
- Yorkshire, Virginia
Other uses
- Yorkshire Building Society, a UK financial institution
- Yorkshire County Cricket Club, a first class county cricket club
- Yorkshire pudding, a traditional type of food in England
- Yorkshire Square, a fermentation system for beer
- ITV Yorkshire, a television company in England
- Yorkshire Terrier, a breed of dog
- Yorkshire Ripper, a British mass murderer
- Yorkshire Tiger, a former bus company now known as Team Pennine
See also
- Yorkshire Cup (disambiguation)
- Yorkshire Dales
- Yorkshire Day
- Yorkshire Wolds
- All pages with titles beginning with Yorkshire
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