What is the capital of Yorkshire?

Answer 1

Yorkshire is a county in Northern England, and is the largest in Great Britain. Throughout Yorkshire, there are various "Sub Counties", such as the North Riding and The East Riding, and these are there for Governmental purposes.

Answer 2

West Yorkshire is a county in Northern England. It contains the major cities of Bradford and Leeds as well as towns such as Huddersfield Wakefield and Castleford. It is to the East of the Pennines and is surrounding by Lancashire, North Yorkshire, Hmnberside and South Yorkshire

Answer 3

The old county of Yorkshire is now split into West Yorkshire, South Yorkshire and North Yorkshire. All of the major towns are now Unitary Authorities. Before Yorkshire was divided, the county town and capital was the City of York.

Answer 4

Yorkshire is a county on the eastern side of the pennines, in England, just north of the 'bulge' of East Anglia.

Answer 5

If you look at a map of Great Britain then the county of Yorkshire is located about halfway up the map on the eastern side of Britain, just above the 'bulge' of East Anglia.

Answer 6

Yorkshire is a county in the north of England.

Answer 7

South Yorkshire is a county located in the northern portion of England. The city of Sheffield, Doncaster, Rotherham and Barnsley are located in South Yorkshire county.

Answer 8

There is a York, PA and a York England.

Answer 9

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Answer 10

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