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#1 Bedfordshire

• Bedford: 157,479
• Central Bedfordshire: 254,381
• Luton: 203,201

Administrative area total: 615,061

Taken

• Town of Linslade (west of Leighton Buzzard): 100% in Buckinghamshire, not Beds.
• Dunstable: 20% in Herts, 80% in Bedfordshire
• AD doesn't recognise Caddington: 70% in Herts, 30% in Beds
• AD doesn't recognise village of Aley Green: 100% in Herts (not Beds)
• AD doesn't recognise village of Lower Woodside: 100% in Herts (not Beds)

Forgotten

• AD considers village of Holwell in Herts: 100% in Bedfordshire
• AD considers village of Markyate whole: 70% in Hertfordshire, 30% in Bedfordshire
• AD considers St Neots wholely in Cambs: 60% in Hunts, 40% in Bedfordshire (separated by River Great Ouse)

Figures Needed

• Linslade, 2001 pop: 21,590 (100%)
• Dunstable, 2011 population: 36,250 (80%: 29,000 / 20%: 7,250)
• Caddington, 2011 population: 3,846 (70%: 2,692 / 30%: 1,154)
• Aley Green, (estimation, no figures available): 100 (100%: 100)
• Lower Woodside, (estimation, no figures available): 100 (100%: 100)

• Holwell, 2011 population: 316 (100%: 316)
• Markyate, 2011 population: 2,749 (70%: 1,924 / 30%: 825)
• St Neots, 2011 population: 30,580 (60%: 18,348 / 40%: 12,232)

Traditional county population: 596,702

#2 Berkshire

• West Berkshire: 153,822
• Wokingham: 154,380
• Bracknell Forest: 113,205
• Windsor and Maidenhead: 144,560

The majority of the Borough of Reading is in Berkshire, however four wards: Caversham, Thames, Peppard (all 9,800 pop), and Mapledurham (4,000 pop) are in Oxfordshire.

• Reading Borough: 155,698
• Berkshire parts of Reading: 122,298
• Oxfordshire parts of Reading: 33,400

South Oxfordshire, administered by Oxfordshire AA, is mostly in Oxfordshire. However there are eight wards in Berkshire: Brightwell (2,530), Wallingford North (6,100), Cholsey & Wallingford South (5,330), Hagbourne (2,600), Didcot Ladygrove (7,030), Didcot Northbourne (5,150), Didcot Park (5,470), and Didcot All Saints (5,720).

• South Oxfordshire District: 134,257
• Oxfordshire parts of South Oxfordshire: 94,327
• Berkshire parts of South Oxfordshire: 39,930

The Vale Of The White Horse district is governed by Oxfordshire AA, but it is 100% in Berkshire. It is a very large area (arguably the largest transferred area of the whole country) which has caused Berkshire to look very strange geographically.

• Vale of the White Horse: 120,988

Administrative area total: 849,183

Taken

• Village of Mortimer whole (20% in Hampshire, 80% in Berks, not 100% in Berkshire)
• Hamlet of Combe (100% not in Berkshire, in Hampshire)

Eddington is 50% in Wiltshire and 50% in Berkshire, but is governed solely by Berkshire AA

• Eddington

Forgotten

Shalbourne is 70% in Wiltshire and 30% in Berkshire, but is governed solely by Wiltshire AA

• Shalbourne

Figures Needed

• Mortimer, 2001 pop, 5,089 (20%: 1,018 / 80%: 4,071)
• Combe, 2001 pop, 38 persons
• Eddington, 2011 pop, 769 (50%: 385)

• Shalbourne, 2011 pop, 546 (70%: 382 / 30%: 164)

Traditional county population: 847,906

#4 Buckinghamshire

• South Bucks: 66,867
• Chiltern: 92,635
• Wycombe: 171,644
• Aylesbury Vale: 174,137
• Milton Keynes: 248,821

Slough is actually a unitary authority of Berkshire but is 100% in Buckinghamshire.

• Slough: 140,205

Administrative area total: 754,104

Taken

• Stokenchurch: in Oxfordshire, not Buckinghamshire.
• Kingsey: in Oxfordshire, not Buckinghamshire.

Forgotten

• Village of Hudnall in not in Herts: 100% in Buckinghamshire
• Town of Chorleywood not 100% in Herts but: 70% in Hertfordshire, 30% in Buckinghamshire
• Towersey: in Buckinghamshire, not Oxfordshire.
• Ibstone: in Buckinghamshire, not Oxfordshire.
• Wraysbury: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.
• Colnbrook: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.
• Horton: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.
• Eton Wick: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.
• Dorney: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.
• Datchet: in Buckinghamshire, not Berkshire.

Figures Needed

• Stokenchurch, 2011 population: 4,801.
• Kingsey, 2011 population: 207

• Hudnall, 2011 population: 139 (100%: 139)
• Chorleywood, 2001 population: 10,775 (70%: 7,543 / 30%: 3,232)
• Towersey, 2011 population: 425
• Ibstone, 2011 population: 237
• Wraysbury, 2011 population: 3,641
• Colnbrook, 2011 population: 6,157
• Horton, 2001 population: 983
• Eton, 2011 population: 4,980
• Dorney, 2011 population: 752
• Datchet, 2011 population: 4,646

Traditional county population: 774,288

#27 Oxfordshire

• Oxford: 151,906
• Cherwell: 141,868
• West Oxfordshire: 104,779

The majority of the Borough of Reading is in Berkshire, however four wards: Caversham, Thames, Peppard (all 9,800 pop), and Mapledurham (4,000 pop) are in Oxfordshire.

• Reading Borough: 155,698
• Berkshire parts of Reading: 122,298
• Oxfordshire parts of Reading: 33,400

South Oxfordshire, administered by Oxfordshire AA, is mostly in Oxfordshire. However there are eight wards in Berkshire: Brightwell (2,530), Wallingford North (6,100), Cholsey & Wallingford South (5,330), Hagbourne (2,600), Didcot Ladygrove (7,030), Didcot Northbourne (5,150), Didcot Park (5,470), and Didcot All Saints (5,720).

• South Oxfordshire District: 134,257
• Oxfordshire parts of South Oxfordshire: 94,327
• Berkshire parts of South Oxfordshire: 39,930

Administrative area total: 526,280

Taken

• Suburb/estate of Banbury called Grimsbury. The River Cherwell running north to south seperates the border of Northamptonshire and Oxfordshire, but the whole of Banbury has been put in Oxfordshire.

Forgotten

• None

Figures Needed

• Grimsbury, no data available, estimation: 5,000

Traditional county population: 521,280

#31 Staffordshire

#35 Warwickshire

#38 Worcestershire