List of civil parishes in Rutland

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This is a list of civil parishes in the ceremonial county of Rutland, England.

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As of 2019 there are 57 parishes in the county, the whole county is parished. The most recent change to their number was in 2016, with the merger of Exton and Horn.

Population figures are unavailable for some of the smallest parishes.

Civil ParishCreatedPopulation (2011)Area (km2) 2011Pre-1974 District
Ashwell Ancient269 [1] 7.42 Oakham Rural District [2]
Ayston Ancient Uppingham Rural District [3]
Barleythorpe 1866 (prev. chapelry to Oakham)207 [4] 4.02 Oakham Rural District [2]
Barrow 1866 (prev. chapelry to Cottesmore)9.09 Oakham Rural District [2]
Barrowden Ancient506 [5] 7.32 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Beaumont Chase 1858 (prev. extra-parochial) Uppingham Rural District [3]
Belton in Rutland Medieval (prev. chapelry to Wardley)348 [6] 4.14 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Bisbrooke Ancient204 [7] 4.62 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Braunston in Rutland Medieval (prev. chapel to Hambleton)502 [8] 21.73 Oakham Rural District [2]
Brooke Medieval (prev. chapelry to Oakham) Oakham Rural District [2]
Burley Ancient325 [9] 15.74 Oakham Rural District [2]
Caldecott Medieval (prev. chapel to Liddington)269 [10] 8.00 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Clipsham Ancient166 [11] 16.82 Ketton Rural District [12]
Cottesmore Ancient2,062 [13] 14.31 Oakham Rural District [2]
Edith Weston Ancient1,359 [14] 8.71 Oakham Rural District [2]
Egleton Medieval (prev. chapelry to Oakham) Oakham Rural District [2]
Empingham Ancient880 [15] 18.38 Oakham Rural District [2]
Essendine Medieval (prev. chapel to Ryhall)448 [16] 5.98 Ketton Rural District [12]
Exton and Horn 2016607 [17] 18.65 Oakham Rural District [2] [18]
Glaston Ancient185 [19] 4.75 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Great Casterton Ancient600 [20] 14.56 Ketton Rural District [12]
Greetham Ancient638 [21] 12.45 Oakham Rural District [2]
Gunthorpe 1866 (prev. chapelry to Oakham) Oakham Rural District [2]
Hambleton Ancient203 [22] 8.06 Oakham Rural District [2]
Ketton Ancient1,926 [23] 13.50 Ketton Rural District [12]
Langham Medieval (prev. chapelry to Oakham)1,371 [24] 11.82 Oakham Rural District [2]
Leighfield 1858 (prev. extra-parochial) Oakham Rural District [2]
Little Casterton Ancient218 [25] 4.95 Ketton Rural District [12]
Lyddington Ancient366 [26] 8.61 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Lyndon Ancient124 [27] 5.10 Oakham Rural District [2]
Manton Ancient359 [28] 8.44 Oakham Rural District [2]
Market Overton Ancient584 [29] 12.50 Oakham Rural District [2]
Martinsthorpe Ancient Oakham Rural District [2]
Morcott Ancient321 [30] 5.52 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Normanton Ancient Oakham Rural District [2]
North Luffenham Ancient679 [31] 8.23 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Oakham (town)Ancient10,922 [32] Oakham Urban District [33]
Pickworth Ancient Ketton Rural District [12]
Pilton Ancient Uppingham Rural District [3]
Preston Ancient173 [34] 4.88 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Ridlington Ancient260 [35] 15.12 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Ryhall Ancient1,614 [36] 10.83 Ketton Rural District [12]
Seaton Ancient250 [37] 8.62 Uppingham Rural District [3]
South Luffenham Ancient455 [38] 5.84 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Stoke Dry Ancient Uppingham Rural District [3]
Stretton Ancient1,260 [39] 13.57 Oakham Rural District [2]
Teigh Ancient Oakham Rural District [2]
Thistleton Ancient Oakham Rural District [2]
Thorpe by Water 1866 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Tickencote Ancient Oakham Rural District [2]
Tinwell Ancient234 [40] 7.23 Ketton Rural District [12]
Tixover Medieval (prev. chapelry to Ketton)163 [41] 3.42 Ketton Rural District [12]
Uppingham (town)Ancient4,745 [42] 7.78 Uppingham Rural District [3]
Wardley Ancient Uppingham Rural District [3]
Whissendine Ancient1,253 [43] 16.30 Oakham Rural District [2]
Whitwell Ancient Oakham Rural District [2]
Wing Ancient314 [44] 4.52 Uppingham Rural District [3]

Former parishes

Ancient parishes

List

Chapelries are listed in italics. Parishes are listed by hundred.

HundredParishes
Alstow Ashwell • Burley • Cottesmore ( Barrow ) • Exton • Greetham • Horn • Market Overton • Stretton • Teigh • Thistleton • Whissendine • Whitwell
East Empingham • Great Casterton • Ketton • Little Casterton • Pickworth • Ryhall ( Essendine ) • Tickencote • Tinwell
Martinstley Ayston • Edith Weston • Hambleton • Lyndon • Manton • Martinsthorpe • Normanton • Preston • Ridlington • Uppingham • Wing
Soke of Oakham Braunston 1 • Clipsham • Oakham ( Barleythorpe • Brooke • Egleton • Gunthorpe • Langham ) • Wardley ( Belton )
Wrangdyke Barrowden • Bisbrooke • Glaston • Lyddington (Caldecott) • Morcott • North Luffenham • Pilton • Seaton • South Luffenham • Stoke Dry • Tixover 2 • Uppingham
1chapelry to Hambleton 2chapelry to Ketton

See also

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