Difference between revisions of "Easington Ward"
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*[[Durham]] St Oswald (part)<sup>†</sup> | *[[Durham]] St Oswald (part)<sup>†</sup> | ||
| − | *Durham St Giles | + | *Durham St Nicholas, St Giles, St Mary le Bow & St Mary the Less |
| + | *Durham College (ex. par.) | ||
| + | *[[Durham Castle]] and Precincts (ex. par.) | ||
*[[Easington]] | *[[Easington]] | ||
*[[Hart, County Durham|Hart]] (part)<sup>‡</sup> | *[[Hart, County Durham|Hart]] (part)<sup>‡</sup> | ||
*[[Houghton-le-Spring]] | *[[Houghton-le-Spring]] | ||
*[[Kelloe]] | *[[Kelloe]] | ||
| + | *Magdalen Place (ex. par.) | ||
*[[Monk Hesleden]] | *[[Monk Hesleden]] | ||
*[[Pittington]] | *[[Pittington]] | ||
| + | *Porters Close (ex. par.) | ||
*[[Seaham]] | *[[Seaham]] | ||
*[[Sunderland]] | *[[Sunderland]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:18, 11 June 2020
Easington Ward is one of the Wards of County Durham, located centrally on the county's coastline. It is named after the town of Easington which it contains. It is bounded to the north and west by Chester Ward; to the south by Darlington Ward; and to the south-west by Darlington Ward. In 2011, Easington Ward had a population of 311,269.
It comprises the following ancient parishes:
- Bishop Wearmouth
- Castle Eden
- Chester-le-Street (part)*
- Dalton-le-Dale
- Durham St Oswald (part)†
- Durham St Nicholas, St Giles, St Mary le Bow & St Mary the Less
- Durham College (ex. par.)
- Durham Castle and Precincts (ex. par.)
- Easington
- Hart (part)‡
- Houghton-le-Spring
- Kelloe
- Magdalen Place (ex. par.)
- Monk Hesleden
- Pittington
- Porters Close (ex. par.)
- Seaham
- Sunderland
- Trimdon
*: Mostly in Chester Ward.
†: Partly in Chester and Darlington Wards.
‡: Extends into Stockton Ward.
| Wards of County Durham |
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Chester • Darlington • Easington • Stockton • Islandshire • Norhamshire |
