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List of civil parishes in Lincolnshire


List of civil parishes in Lincolnshire


This is a list of civil parishes and unparished areas in the ceremonial county of Lincolnshire, England. There are about 623 civil parishes.

Table of civil parishes

Sources

  1. Formerly Alford Urban District
  2. Formerly Barton upon Humber Urban District
  3. Formerly Boston Municipal Borough
  4. Formerly Boston Rural District
  5. Formerly Bourne Urban District
  6. Formerly Brigg Urban District
  7. Formerly Caistor Rural District
  8. Formerly Cleethorpes Municipal Borough
  9. Formerly East Elloe Rural District
  10. Formerly East Kesteven Rural District
  11. Formerly Gainsborough Rural District
  12. Formerly Gainsborough Urban District
  13. Formerly Glanford Brigg Rural District
  14. Formerly Goole Rural District
  15. Formerly Grantham Municipal Borough
  16. Formerly Grimsby County Borough
  17. Formerly Grimsby Rural District
  18. Formerly Horncastle Rural District
  19. Formerly Horncastle Urban District
  20. Formerly Isle of Axholme Rural District
  21. Formerly Lincoln County Borough
  22. Formerly Louth Municipal Borough
  23. Formerly Louth Rural District
  24. Formerly Mablethorpe and Sutton Urban District
  25. Formerly Market Rasen Urban District
  26. Formerly Newark Rural District
  27. Formerly North Kesteven Rural District
  28. Formerly Scunthorpe Municipal Borough
  29. Formerly Skegness Urban District
  30. Formerly Sleaford Urban District
  31. Formerly South Kesteven Rural District
  32. Formerly Spalding Rural District
  33. Formerly Spalding Urban District
  34. Formerly Spilsby Rural District
  35. Formerly Stamford Municipal Borough
  36. Formerly Welton Rural District
  37. Formerly West Kesteven Rural District
  38. Formerly Woodhall Spa Urban District

See also

  • List of civil parishes in England

References

External links

  • Office for National Statistics : Geographical Area Listings

Text submitted to CC-BY-SA license. Source: List of civil parishes in Lincolnshire by Wikipedia (Historical)