What is the smallest village in England?

Answer 1

The city of London at just one square mile is Englands smallest city followed by Wells. In terms of the whole of Great Britain, the city of London comes second to St Davids in Wales for dminutive size. It's city status is granted by the existence of its cathedral which lies in what would otherwise be considered a small village.

incorrect the smallest city in the UK is thelwall which is a city within the town of warrington cheshire

Answer 2

Ely in Cambridgeshire, which is really only a large village but because it has a cathedral, it is classified as a city.

Ely, with a population of 15,102, is the second-smallest city in England, after Wells in Somerset, with 10,406.

However, the smallest city in the UK is St David's, a city in far west Pembrokeshire in south Wales. The city, with a population of 1,797, is smaller than many villages, but is considered a city because of its cathedral, the shrine of David, patron saint of Wales.

Answer 3

Probably Ely in Cambridgeshire. It is really only a small town but is classified as a city because it has a cathedral.

Ely, with a population of 15,102, is the second-smallest city in England, after Wells in Somerset, with 10,406.

However, the smallest city in the UK is St David's, a city in far west Pembrokeshire in south Wales. The city, with a population of 1,797, is smaller than many villages, but is considered a city because of its cathedral, the shrine of David, patron saint of Wales.

Answer 4

the smallest claimant is Ault Hucknall, Bolsover, Derbyshire. However, it cannot be determined as there is no common definition of a village in England

Answer 5

The smallest place with a city charter in England is Wells in Somerset.

Answer 6

The smallest settlement with city status is St Davids in Wales.

Answer 7

England is a country.

The smallest county in England is the Isle of Wight.

Answer 8

The Isle of Wight, followed by Rutland.

Answer 9

Rutland.

Answer 10

Isle of wight