Lieutenancy area
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Origin
In England, lieutenancy areas are colloquially known as the ceremonial counties, although this phrase does not appear in any legislation referring to them. The lieutenancy areas of Scotland are subdivisions of Scotland that are more or less based on the counties of Scotland, making use of the major cities as separate entities. In Wales, the lieutenancy areas are known as the preserved counties of Wales and are based on those used for lieutenancy and local government between 1974 and 1996. The lieutenancy areas of Northern Ireland correspond to the six counties and two former county boroughs.
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NorthumberlandCumbriaTyne and WearDurhamNorth YorkshireEast Riding of YorkshireLancashireW Yorks.S Yorks.Mers.Gr. Manc.LincolnshireCheshireDerbs.Notts.Staffs.NorfolkSuffolkCambs.ShropshireLeics.RutlandNorthants.W Mids.Heref.Worcs.Warks.Beds.Bucks.Glos.Oxon.WiltshireBristolEssexHerts.Gr. LondonBerks.KentSurreyHampshireW SussexE SussexSomersetDorsetDevonCornwallIsle of Wight Powys Clwyd Gwynedd Dyfed WG MG SG Gwent Antrim Down Armagh Tyrone Fermanagh Co. Londonderry DerryBelfastShetlandOrkney Caithness Sutherland Western Isles Ross and Cromarty Inverness County of Moray Nairn Banffshire Aberdeenshire (historic) Aberdeen Kincardineshire Angus Perth and Kinross DundeeFifeArgyll and Bute Stir. & Falk. Berwickshire Roxburgh, Ettrick and Lauderdale Dumfries Kirkcudbrightshire Wigtown Ayrshire and Arran Lanarkshire 1 1. Clackmannanshire 2 3 2. Dunbartonshire 3. Glasgow 4 4. West Lothian 5 6 5. Edinburgh 6. Midlothian East Lothian 7 6 7. Renfrewshire
Not shown: City of London

