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'''Harthill''' is a wapentake of the [[East Riding of Yorkshire]] consisting of the central part of the riding. Because of its large area it is sub-divided into four divisions—Bainton Beacon Division, Holme Beacon Division, Hunsley Beacon Division and Wilton Beacon Division. As a result of of its central position, Harthill has borders with every other wapentake in the East Riding: [[Buckrose]] and [[Dickering]] to the north, [[Holderness]] to the east, [[Howdenshire]] to the south-west and [[Ouse and Derwent]] to the west. | [[File:Harthill Wapentake - Yorkshire.svg|thumb|250px|Harthill Wapentake shown within the East Riding and Yorkshire]] | ||
'''Harthill''' is a wapentake of the [[East Riding of Yorkshire]] consisting of the central part of the riding. Because of its large area it is sub-divided into four divisions—Bainton Beacon Division, Holme Beacon Division, Hunsley Beacon Division and Wilton Beacon Division. As a result of of its central position, Harthill has borders with every other wapentake in the East Riding: [[Buckrose]] and [[Dickering]] to the north, [[Holderness]] to the east, [[Howdenshire]] to the south-west and [[Ouse and Derwent]] to the west. Including the western parts of the city of Hull, it had a population of 313,729 in 2011, making it the most populous wapentake in the East Riding. | |||
It comprises the ancient parishes of: | |||
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*[[Allerthorpe]] | |||
*[[Aughton]] | |||
*[[Bainton]] | |||
*[[Barmby Moor]] | |||
*[[Beverley]] St John, St Nicholas & St Martin | |||
*[[Bishop Burton]] | |||
*[[Bishop Wilton]] | |||
*[[Brantingham]] (Thorpe Brantingham township)<sup>*</sup> | |||
*[[Bubwith]] | |||
*[[Burnby]] | |||
*[[Catton]] (except Kexby and Stamford Bridge West with Scoreby)<sup>†</sup> | |||
*[[Cherry Burton]] | |||
*[[Cottingham]] | |||
*[[Ellerton Priory]] | |||
*[[Elloughton]] | |||
*[[Everingham]] | |||
*[[Fangfoss]] | |||
*[[Full Sutton]] | |||
*[[Goodmanham]] | |||
*[[Great Driffield]] | |||
*[[Great Givendale]] | |||
*[[Harswell]] | |||
*[[Hayton]] | |||
*[[Hessle]] | |||
*[[Holme upon Spalding Moor]] | |||
*[[Hotham]] | |||
*[[Huggate]] | |||
*[[Hutton Cranswick]] | |||
*[[Kilnwick]] | |||
*[[Kilnwick Percy]] | |||
*[[Kingston upon Hull]] Holy Trinity | |||
*[[Kirkburn]] | |||
*[[Kirk Ella]] | |||
*[[Leconfield]] | |||
*[[Lockington]] | |||
*[[Londesborough]] | |||
*[[Market Weighton]] | |||
*[[Millington]] | |||
*New Village (ex. par.) | |||
*[[North Cave]] | |||
*[[North Dalton]] | |||
*[[North Ferriby]] | |||
*[[North Newbald]] | |||
*[[Nunburnholme]] | |||
*[[Pocklington]] | |||
*[[Rowley, Yorkshire|Rowley]] | |||
*[[Sancton]] | |||
*[[Scorborough]] | |||
*[[Sculcoates]] | |||
*[[Seaton Ross]] | |||
*[[Skerne]] | |||
*[[Skidby]] | |||
*[[South Cave]] | |||
*[[Sutton upon Derwent]] | |||
*[[Thornton, East Riding|Thornton]] | |||
*[[Walkington]] (part)<sup>‡</sup> | |||
*[[Warter]] | |||
*[[Watton, Yorkshire|Watton]] | |||
*[[Wilberfoss]] | |||
*[[Wressle]] | |||
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<sup>*</sup>: Remainder in Howdenshire. Additionally, some areas are said to be common to Harthill and Howdenshire.<br /> | |||
<sup>†</sup>: In [[Ouse and Derwent]] wapentake.<br /> | |||
<sup>‡</sup>: Partly in Howdenshire. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:55, 4 July 2024
Harthill is a wapentake of the East Riding of Yorkshire consisting of the central part of the riding. Because of its large area it is sub-divided into four divisions—Bainton Beacon Division, Holme Beacon Division, Hunsley Beacon Division and Wilton Beacon Division. As a result of of its central position, Harthill has borders with every other wapentake in the East Riding: Buckrose and Dickering to the north, Holderness to the east, Howdenshire to the south-west and Ouse and Derwent to the west. Including the western parts of the city of Hull, it had a population of 313,729 in 2011, making it the most populous wapentake in the East Riding.
It comprises the ancient parishes of:
- Allerthorpe
- Aughton
- Bainton
- Barmby Moor
- Beverley St John, St Nicholas & St Martin
- Bishop Burton
- Bishop Wilton
- Brantingham (Thorpe Brantingham township)*
- Bubwith
- Burnby
- Catton (except Kexby and Stamford Bridge West with Scoreby)†
- Cherry Burton
- Cottingham
- Ellerton Priory
- Elloughton
- Everingham
- Fangfoss
- Full Sutton
- Goodmanham
- Great Driffield
- Great Givendale
- Harswell
- Hayton
- Hessle
- Holme upon Spalding Moor
- Hotham
- Huggate
- Hutton Cranswick
- Kilnwick
- Kilnwick Percy
- Kingston upon Hull Holy Trinity
- Kirkburn
- Kirk Ella
- Leconfield
- Lockington
- Londesborough
- Market Weighton
- Millington
- New Village (ex. par.)
- North Cave
- North Dalton
- North Ferriby
- North Newbald
- Nunburnholme
- Pocklington
- Rowley
- Sancton
- Scorborough
- Sculcoates
- Seaton Ross
- Skerne
- Skidby
- South Cave
- Sutton upon Derwent
- Thornton
- Walkington (part)‡
- Warter
- Watton
- Wilberfoss
- Wressle
*: Remainder in Howdenshire. Additionally, some areas are said to be common to Harthill and Howdenshire.
†: In Ouse and Derwent wapentake.
‡: Partly in Howdenshire.
References
- Location map: 53°49’44"N, -0°39’7"W
- "Relationships / unit history of Harthill". A Vision of Britain Through Time. Great Britain Historical GIS Project. http://www.visionofbritain.org.uk/relationships.jsp?u_id=10167735. Retrieved 2009-07-23.
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East Riding: Buckrose • Dickering • Harthill • Holderness • Howdenshire • Ouse and Derwent • North Riding: Allertonshire • Birdforth • Bulmer • East Gilling • Hallikeld • Hang East • Hang West • Langbaurgh • Pickering Lythe • Ryedale • West Gilling • Whitby Strand • West Riding: Agbrigg and Morley (Agbrigg, Morley) • Ainsty • Barkston Ash • Claro • Osgoldcross • Skyrack • Staincliffe and Ewcross (Staincliffe, Ewcross) • Staincross • Strafforth and Tickhill |