List of English districts by area

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This is a list of districts of England ordered by area, according to Standard Area Measurements published by the Office for National Statistics. [1] The area is defined as 'area to mean high water excluding inland water'. [2]

RankDistrictArea km2Area mi2Type Ceremonial county
1 North Yorkshire 8,0373,103Unitary North Yorkshire
2 Northumberland [3] 5,0201,940Unitary Northumberland
3 Westmorland and Furness 3,7561,450Unitary Cumbria
4 Cornwall 3,5451,369Unitary Cornwall
5Somerset3,4501,330Unitary Somerset
6Wiltshire3,2551,257Unitary Wiltshire
7 Shropshire 3,1971,234Unitary Shropshire
8 Cumberland 3,0121,163Unitary Cumbria
9 Dorset 2,491962Unitary Dorset
10 East Riding of Yorkshire 2,404928Unitary East Riding of Yorkshire
11 County Durham 2,226859Unitary County Durham
12 Herefordshire 2,180840Unitary Herefordshire
13 East Lindsey 1,767682District Lincolnshire
14Buckinghamshire1,565604Unitary Buckinghamshire
15 King's Lynn and West Norfolk 1,440560Borough Norfolk
16 West Northamptonshire 1,377532Unitary Northamptonshire
17 Breckland 1,305504District Norfolk
18 East Suffolk 1,261487District Suffolk
19 Cheshire East 1,166450Unitary Cheshire
20 Cotswold 1,165450District Gloucestershire
21 West Devon 1,160450Borough Devon
22 West Lindsey 1,156446District Lincolnshire
23 North Devon 1,086419District Devon
24 West Suffolk 1,035400District Suffolk
25 North Northamptonshire 986.6380.9Unitary Northamptonshire
26 Torridge 983.8379.8District Devon
27 Stratford-on-Avon 977.9377.6District Warwickshire
28 North Norfolk 966373District Norfolk
29 South Kesteven 942.6363.9District Lincolnshire
30 North Kesteven 922.5356.2District Lincolnshire
31 Cheshire West and Chester 920360Unitary Cheshire
32 Mid Devon 912.9352.5District Devon
33 South Norfolk 907.6350.4District Norfolk
34 Huntingdonshire 906.2349.9District Cambridgeshire
35 South Cambridgeshire 901.6348.1District Cambridgeshire
36 South Hams 886.5342.3District Devon
37 Mid Suffolk 871.1336.3District Suffolk
38 North Lincolnshire 846.5326.8Unitary, borough Lincolnshire
39 Wealden 833.1321.7District East Sussex
40 East Devon 814.2314.4District Devon
41 Derbyshire Dales 792.4305.9District Derbyshire
42 Chichester 786.2303.6District West Sussex
43 New Forest 752.2290.4District Hampshire
44 South Holland 750.1289.6District Lincolnshire
45 Central Bedfordshire 715.7276.3Unitary Bedfordshire
46 West Oxfordshire 714.4275.8District Oxfordshire
47 West Berkshire 704.2271.9Unitary Berkshire
48 South Oxfordshire 678.5262.0District Oxfordshire
49 Teignbridge 673.8260.2District Devon
50 Wychavon 663.5256.2District Worcestershire
51 Winchester 661255City Hampshire
52 Newark and Sherwood 651.3251.5District Nottinghamshire
53 East Cambridgeshire 651.3251.5District Cambridgeshire
54 Uttlesford 641.2247.6District Essex
55 Bassetlaw 637.8246.3District Nottinghamshire
56 Basingstoke and Deane 633.8244.7Borough Hampshire
57 Test Valley 627.6242.3Borough Hampshire
58 Braintree 611.7236.2District Essex
59 Stafford 598.2231.0District Staffordshire
60 Babergh 593.7229.2District Suffolk
61 Harborough 591.8228.5District Leicestershire
62 Cherwell 588.7227.3District Oxfordshire
63 Ribble Valley 583.2225.2Borough Lancashire
64 Ashford 580.6224.2Borough Kent
65 Vale of White Horse 577.7223.1District Oxfordshire
66 Malvern Hills 577.1222.8District Worcestershire
67 Staffordshire Moorlands 575.8222.3District Staffordshire
68 Doncaster 568219 Metropolitan borough, city (2022) South Yorkshire
69 Lancaster 566.9218.9City (1937) Lancashire
70 Broadland 552.1213.2District Norfolk
71 Leeds 551.7213.0 Metropolitan borough, city (1893) West Yorkshire
72 Fenland 546.5211.0District Cambridgeshire
73 High Peak 539.1208.1Borough Derbyshire
74 Horsham 530.3204.7District West Sussex
75 Forest of Dean 525.9203.1District Gloucestershire
76 East Hampshire 514.4198.6District Hampshire
77 Rother 509.4196.7District East Sussex
78 South Gloucestershire 497.1191.9Unitary Gloucestershire
79 Melton 481.4185.9Borough Leicestershire
80 Bedford 476.4183.9Unitary, borough Bedfordshire
81 East Hertfordshire [4] 475.7183.7District Hertfordshire
82 Stroud 460.5177.8District Gloucestershire
83 Tewkesbury 414.4160.0Borough Gloucestershire
84 Rushcliffe 409.2158.0Borough Nottinghamshire
85 Kirklees 408.6157.8 Metropolitan borough West Yorkshire
86 South Staffordshire 407.3157.3District Staffordshire
87 Maidstone 393.3151.9Borough Kent
88 East Staffordshire 387149Borough Staffordshire
89 Rutland 381.8147.4Unitary Rutland
90 Isle of Wight 379.6146.6Unitary Isle of Wight
91 North Hertfordshire 375.4144.9District Hertfordshire
92 North Somerset 373.7144.3Unitary Somerset
93 Swale 373.4144.2Borough Kent
94 Sevenoaks 369.2142.5District Kent
95 Sheffield 367.9142.0 Metropolitan borough, city (1893) South Yorkshire
96 Bradford 366.4141.5 Metropolitan borough, city (1897) West Yorkshire
97 Boston 364141Borough Lincolnshire
98 Calderdale 364141 Metropolitan borough West Yorkshire
99 Maldon 357.8138.1District Essex
100 Folkestone and Hythe 356.9137.8District Kent
101 Rugby 351.1135.6Borough Warwickshire
102 West Lancashire 346.6133.8District Lancashire
103 Bath and North East Somerset 345.9133.6Unitary Somerset
104 Waverley 345.2133.3Borough Surrey
105 Peterborough 343.4132.6Unitary, city (1541) Cambridgeshire
106 Epping Forest 339131District Essex
107 Chelmsford 338.8130.8City (2012) [5] Essex
108 Wakefield 338.6130.7 Metropolitan borough, city (1888) West Yorkshire
109 South Derbyshire 338.1130.5District Derbyshire
110 Tendring 336.3129.8District Essex
111 Mid Sussex 334129District West Sussex
112 Tunbridge Wells 331.3127.9Borough Kent
113 Lichfield 331.3127.9District Staffordshire
114 Barnsley 329.1127.1 Metropolitan borough South Yorkshire
115 Colchester 328.2126.7Borough Essex
116 Dover 315.3121.7District Kent
117 Canterbury 308.8119.2City Kent
118 Milton Keynes 308.6119.2Unitary, borough, city Buckinghamshire
119 Hinckley and Bosworth 297.4114.8Borough Leicestershire
120 Lewes 292.1112.8District East Sussex
121 Telford and Wrekin 290.3112.1Unitary, borough Shropshire
122 Rotherham 286.5110.6 Metropolitan borough South Yorkshire
123 North Warwickshire 284.3109.8Borough Warwickshire
124 Warwick 282.9109.2District Warwickshire
125 Wyre 282.2109.0Borough Lancashire
126 North West Leicestershire 279.3107.8District Leicestershire
127 Charnwood 279108Borough Leicestershire
128 North East Derbyshire 275.6106.4District Derbyshire
129 York 271.9105.0Unitary, city North Yorkshire
130 Guildford 270.9104.6Borough Surrey
131 Birmingham 267.8103.4 Metropolitan borough, city (1889) West Midlands
132 Amber Valley 265.4102.5Borough Derbyshire
133 Mole Valley 258.399.7District Surrey
134 Tandridge 248.295.8District Surrey
135 Redcar and Cleveland 245.194.6Unitary, borough North Yorkshire
136 Tonbridge and Malling 240.192.7Borough Kent
137 Swindon 230.188.8Unitary, borough Wiltshire
138 Arun 22185District West Sussex
139 Bromsgrove 21784District Worcestershire
140 Hart 215.383.1District Hampshire
141 Dacorum 212.582.0Borough Hertfordshire
142 Newcastle-under-Lyme 21181Borough Staffordshire
143 Stockton-on-Tees 204.979.1Unitary, borough Durham and North Yorkshire
144 Chorley 202.878.3Borough Lancashire
145 Darlington 197.576.3Unitary, borough Durham
146 Windsor and Maidenhead 196.575.9Unitary, Royal Borough Berkshire
147 Wyre Forest 195.475.4District Worcestershire
148 Medway 193.774.8Unitary, borough Kent
149 North East Lincolnshire 192.674.4Unitary, borough Lincolnshire
150 Wigan 188.272.7 Metropolitan borough Greater Manchester
151 Warrington 180.669.7Unitary, borough Cheshire
152 Wokingham 17969Unitary, borough Berkshire
153 Solihull 178.368.8 Metropolitan borough West Midlands
154 Great Yarmouth 174.367.3Borough Norfolk
155 Pendle 169.465.4Borough Lancashire
156 Rochford 167.164.5District Essex
157 Fylde 165.764.0Borough Lancashire
158 Thurrock 163.863.2Unitary, borough Essex
159 Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole 162.162.6Unitary Dorset
160 St Albans 161.262.2City (1877) Hertfordshire
161 Wirral 160.962.1 Metropolitan borough Merseyside
162 Bolsover 160.361.9District Derbyshire
163 Rochdale 158.161.0 Metropolitan borough Greater Manchester
164 Sefton 156.660.5 Metropolitan borough Merseyside
165 Brentwood 153.159.1Borough Essex
166 Bromley 150.158.0 London borough Greater London
167 Oldham 142.354.9 Metropolitan borough Greater Manchester
168 Gateshead [3] 142.354.9 Metropolitan borough Tyne and Wear
169 Preston 142.354.9City (2002) Lancashire
170 Bolton 139.854.0 Metropolitan borough Greater Manchester
171 Rossendale 13853Borough Lancashire
172 Sunderland 137.453.1 Metropolitan borough, city (1992) Tyne and Wear
173 Blackburn with Darwen 13753Unitary, borough Lancashire
174 St Helens 136.452.7 Metropolitan borough Merseyside
175 Blaby 130.550.4District Leicestershire
176 Welwyn Hatfield 129.550.0District Hertfordshire
177 Reigate and Banstead 129.149.8Borough Surrey
178 Stockport 12649 Metropolitan borough Greater Manchester
179 Gedling 12046Borough Nottinghamshire
180 Hillingdon 115.744.7 London borough Greater London
181 Manchester 115.644.6 Metropolitan borough, city (1853) Greater Manchester
182 Newcastle upon Tyne 113.543.8 Metropolitan borough, city (1882) Tyne and Wear
183 South Ribble 113.143.7Borough Lancashire
184 Havering 112.343.4 London borough Greater London
185 Liverpool 111.843.2 Metropolitan borough, city (1880) Merseyside
186 Burnley 110.742.7Borough Lancashire
187 Basildon 11042District Essex
188 Bristol 109.742.4Unitary, city (1542) Bristol
189 Erewash 109.642.3Borough Derbyshire
190 Ashfield 109.642.3District Nottinghamshire
191 Bracknell Forest 109.442.2Unitary, borough Berkshire
192 Trafford 10641 Metropolitan borough Greater Manchester
193 Walsall 10440 Metropolitan borough West Midlands
194 Thanet 103.640.0District Kent
195 Tameside 103.239.8 Metropolitan borough Greater Manchester
196 Hertsmere 101.139.0Borough Hertfordshire
197 Bury 99.4638.40 Metropolitan borough Greater Manchester
198 Gravesham 98.9938.22Borough Kent
199 Coventry 98.6438.09 Metropolitan borough, city (1345) West Midlands
200 Dudley 97.9637.82 Metropolitan borough West Midlands
201 Salford 97.237.5 Metropolitan borough, city (1926) Greater Manchester
202 Surrey Heath 95.0936.71Borough Surrey
203 Elmbridge 95.0536.70Borough Surrey
204 Hartlepool 93.7236.19Unitary, borough Durham
205 Stoke-on-Trent 93.4536.08Unitary, city (1925) Staffordshire
206 Three Rivers 88.8234.29District Hertfordshire
207 Barnet 86.7733.50 London borough Greater London
208 Knowsley 86.533.4 Metropolitan borough Merseyside
209 Croydon 86.4933.39 London borough Greater London
210 Sandwell 85.5633.03 Metropolitan borough West Midlands
211 Brighton & Hove 82.8331.98Unitary, city (2000) East Sussex
212 North Tyneside 82.331.8 Metropolitan borough Tyne and Wear
213 Enfield 80.8231.20 London borough Greater London
214 Broxtowe 80.130.9Borough Nottinghamshire
215 Plymouth 79.8530.83Unitary, city (1928) Devon
216 Eastleigh 79.6930.77Borough Hampshire
217 Halton 79.0830.53Unitary, borough Cheshire
218 Nuneaton and Bedworth 78.9530.48Borough Warwickshire
219 Cannock Chase 78.8830.46District Staffordshire
220 Runnymede 78.0430.13Borough Surrey
221 Derby 78.0330.13Unitary, city (1977) Derbyshire
222 Mansfield 76.729.6District Nottinghamshire
223 Nottingham 74.6128.81Unitary, city (1897) Nottinghamshire
224 Fareham 74.2528.67Borough Hampshire
225 Leicester 73.3428.32Unitary, city (1919) Leicestershire
226 Hyndburn 73.0128.19Borough Lancashire
227 Dartford 72.7328.08Borough Kent
228 Kingston upon Hull 71.5827.64Unitary, city (1299) East Riding of Yorkshire
229 Wolverhampton 69.4426.81 Metropolitan borough, city (2000) West Midlands
230 Chesterfield 66.0425.50Borough Derbyshire
231 South Tyneside 64.4224.87 Metropolitan borough Tyne and Wear
232 Woking 63.624.6Borough Surrey
233 Torbay 62.8924.28Unitary, borough Devon
234 Bexley 60.5823.39 London borough Greater London
235 Richmond upon Thames 57.3922.16 London borough Greater London
236 Redbridge 56.421.8 London borough Greater London
237 Hounslow 55.9621.61 London borough Greater London
238 Havant 55.7421.52Borough Hampshire
239 Ealing 55.5421.44 London borough Greater London
240 Redditch 54.2520.95Borough Worcestershire
241 Middlesbrough 53.8820.80Unitary, borough North Yorkshire
242 Broxbourne 51.4419.86Borough Hertfordshire
243 Harrow 50.4619.48 London borough Greater London
244 Southampton 49.8819.26Unitary, city (1964) Hampshire
245 Greenwich 47.3118.27 London borough Greater London
246 Exeter 47.0318.16City Devon
247 Cheltenham 46.618.0Borough Gloucestershire
248 Oxford 45.617.6City (1542) Oxfordshire
249 Crawley 44.9717.36Borough West Sussex
250 Spelthorne 44.8917.33Borough Surrey
251 Castle Point 44.6717.25Borough Essex
252 Eastbourne 44.1617.05Borough East Sussex
253 Sutton 43.8516.93 London borough Greater London
254 Luton 43.3516.74Unitary, borough Bedfordshire
255 Brent 43.2416.70 London borough Greater London
256 Adur 42.0716.24District West Sussex
257 Southend-on-Sea 41.6716.09Unitary, City (2022) Essex
258 Cambridge 40.715.7City (1951) Cambridgeshire
259 Gloucester 40.5515.66City (1541) Gloucestershire
260 Reading 40.3915.59Unitary, borough Berkshire
261 Portsmouth 40.3815.59Unitary, city (1926) Hampshire
262 Ipswich 39.5115.25Borough Suffolk
263 Rushmoor 39.0515.08Borough Hampshire
264 Norwich 39.0215.07City (1195) Norfolk
265 Waltham Forest 38.8114.98 London borough Greater London
266 Merton 37.6214.53 London borough Greater London
267 Kingston upon Thames 37.2614.39 London borough, Royal Borough Greater London
268 Newham 36.214.0 London borough Greater London
269 Barking and Dagenham 36.113.9 London borough Greater London
270 Lincoln 35.6913.78City Lincolnshire
271 Lewisham 35.1513.57 London borough Greater London
272 Blackpool 34.8713.46Unitary, borough Lancashire
273 Wandsworth 34.2613.23 London borough Greater London
274 Epsom and Ewell 34.0813.16Borough Surrey
275 Worcester 33.2812.85City (1189) Worcestershire
276 Slough 32.5412.56Unitary, borough Berkshire
277 Worthing 32.5212.56Borough West Sussex
278 Tamworth 30.8511.91Borough Staffordshire
279 Harlow 30.5411.79District Essex
280 Hastings 29.811.5Borough East Sussex
281 Haringey 29.6111.43 London borough Greater London
282 Southwark 28.8811.15 London borough Greater London
283 Lambeth 26.8110.35 London borough Greater London
284 Stevenage [4] 25.9710.03Borough Hertfordshire
285 Gosport 25.379.80Borough Hampshire
286 Oadby and Wigston 23.539.08Borough Leicestershire
287 Camden 21.788.41 London borough Greater London
288 Westminster 21.488.29 London borough, city (1540) Greater London
289 Watford 21.438.27Borough Hertfordshire
290 Tower Hamlets 19.777.63 London borough Greater London
291 Hackney 19.047.35 London borough Greater London
292 Hammersmith and Fulham 16.46.3 London borough Greater London
293 Isles of Scilly 16.326.30Unitary Cornwall
294 Islington 14.865.74 London borough Greater London
295 Kensington and Chelsea 12.124.68 London borough, Royal Borough Greater London
296 City of London 2.891.12Unitary, city City of London

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