Strafforth and Tickhill

Strafforth and Tickhill Wapentake shown within the West Riding and Yorkshire

Strafforth and Tickhill is a wapentake in the West Riding of Yorkshire, adjacent to the borders with Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire. It is bordered by Staincross to the north-west; and by Osgoldcross to the north-east. To the east is Lincolnshire; to the south-east, Nottinghamshire; and to the south-west lies Derbyshire. It had a population of 1,037,564 in 2011, increasing to 1,038,119 if detached parts are disregarded.

It comprises the ancient parishes of:

• Adwick le Street
• Armthorpe
• Anston cum Membris
• Aston with Aughton
• Barnby Dun
• Bentley with Arksey
• Barnburgh
• Blyth (Austerfield and Bawtry)^*
• Braithwell
• Bolton upon Dearne
• Brodsworth
• Cantley
• Clayton with Frickley
• Conisbrough
• Darfield (except Ardsley and Worsborough)^†
• Dinnington
• Doncaster
• Ecclesfield
• Edlington
• Finningley (Baxton and Auckley, part)^*
• Firbeck
• Fishlake
• Handsworth
• Harthill
• Hatfield
• Hickleton
• High Melton
• Hooton Pagnell
• Hooton Roberts
• Kirk Sandall
• Laughton en le Morthen
• Loversall
• Maltby
• Marr
• Mexborough
• Ravenfield
• Rawmarsh
• Rossington
• Rotherham
• Sheffield
• South Kirkby (Hamphall Stubs)^‡
• Sprotbrough
• Stotfold (ex. par.)
• Thorpe Salvin
• Tickhill
• Thrybergh
• Thurnscoe
• Treeton
• Wadworth
• Wales
• Wallingwells (ex. par., part)^*
• Warmsworth
• Wath upon Dearne
• Whiston
• Wickersley

^*: Remainder in Nottinghamshire.
^†: In Staincross.
^‡: Remainder in Osgoldcross.