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Middlesex and City of London

Detached parts

Exclave	Area	Year abolished	Fate
All Hallows Barking		1907	included in the new parish of City of London.
All Hallows on the Wall		1907	included in the new parish of City of London.
All Hallows the Less		1907	included in the new parish of City of London.
Ealing No. 1	28.888 acres	1879	included in Chiswick.
Edmonton	2.128 acres	1883	included in Enfield.
Enfield No. 1	37.300 acres	1894	included in Monken Hadley.
Enfield No. 2	8.087 acres	1883	included in Monken Hadley.
Enfield No. 3	8.620 acres	1883	included in Edmonton.
Hanwell	74.041 acres	1926	included in Ealing.
Hillingdon	12.287 acres	1883	included in Ickenham.
Hornsey No. 1	0.050 acres	1883	included in Friern Barnet.
Hornsey No. 2	5.086 acres	1900	included in Stoke Newington.
Hornsey No. 3	60.540 acres	1900	included in Stoke Newington.
Ickenham	6.014 acres	1883	included in Hillingdon.
Northolt No. 1	46.684 acres	1883	included in Greenford.
Northolt No. 2	2.653 acres	1887	included in Greenford.
St Clement Danes No. 1		1922	included in the new parish of City of Westminster.
St Clement Danes No. 2		1922	included in the new parish of City of Westminster.
St George Hanover Square	5.137 acres	1900	included in Paddington.
St James Clerkenwell	64.542 acres	1900	included in Hornsey.
St Luke Chelsea	144.002 acres	1900	included in St Mary Abbotts Kensington and Paddington.
St Margaret Westminster	390.944 acres	1922	included in the new parish of City of Westminster.
St Mary Abbotts Kensington	8.186 acres	1900	included in St Luke Chelsea.
Stoke Newington	40.401 arces	1900	included in Stoke Newington.

Divided Parishes

Parishes split between two or more counties.

Divided Parish	Counties	Fate
St Andrew Holborn	City of London & Middlesex	1723: Part of the Middlesex portion became the new parish of St George the Martyr. 1767: The remainder of the Middlesex portion became part of the new parish of St Andrew Holborn Above the Bars with St George the Martyr. 1907: included in the new parish of City of London.
St Botolph without Aldgate	City of London & Middlesex	1907: included in the new parish of City of London. 1921: included in St Mary Whitechapel.
St Dunstan-in-the-West	City of London & Middlesex	1866: Middlesex portion became the new parish of Liberty of the Rolls. 1907: included in the new parish of City of London.
St Giles-without-Cripplegate	City of London & Middlesex	1733: Middlesex portion became the new parish of St Luke's. 1907: included in the new parish of City of London.
St Mary Whitechapel	City of London & Middlesex	1900: included in St Botolph without Aldgate. 1927: included in the new parish of Stepney.
St Sepulchre	City of London & Middlesex	1907: included in the new parish of City of London. 1915: included in the new parish of Finsbury.

List of civil parishes in Middlesex

Civil Parish	Area
Acton	2,304.965 acres (9.32786 km²)
Ashford	1,401.617 acres (5.67214 km²)
Chiswick	1,216.111 acres (4.92143 km²)
Cowley	305.839 acres (1.23769 km²)
Cranford	736.997 acres (2.98252 km²)
Ealing	3,850.237 acres (15.58136 km²)
East Bedfont	1,926.449 acres (7.79606 km²)
Edgware	2,089.810 acres (8.45716 km²)
Edmonton	7,482.552 acres (30.28081 km²)
Enfield	12,653.096 acres (51.20526 km²)
Feltham	1,789.517 acres (7.24192 km²)
Finchley	3,384.022 acres (13.69465 km²)
Friern Barnet	1,303.821 acres (5.27638 km²)
Great Stanmore	1,484.163 acres (6.00619 km²)
Greenford	2,077.764 acres (8.40841 km²)
Hampton	3,350.867 acres (13.56048 km²)
Hanwell	1,282.740 acres (5.19106 km²)
Hanworth	1,372.839 acres (5.55568 km²)
Harefield	4,620.794 acres (18.69969 km²)
Harlington	1,464.872 acres (5.92813 km²)
Harmondsworth	3,307.460 acres (13.38482 km²)
Harrow on the Hill	10,026.547 acres (40.57600 km²)
Hayes	5,772.128 acres (23.35897 km²)
Hendon	8,382.121 acres (33.92124 km²)
Heston	3,823.036 acres (15.47128 km²)
Hillingdon	4,937.468 acres (19.98122 km²)
Hornsey	3,039.453 acres (12.30023 km²)
Ickenham	1,464.013 acres (5.92465 km²)
Isleworth	3,143.462 acres (12.72114 km²)
Kingsbury	1,829.146 acres (7.40229 km²)
Laleham	1,301.201 acres (5.26577 km²)
Little Stanmore	1,590.883 acres (6.43808 km²)
Littleton	1,038.161 acres (4.20129 km²)
Monken Hadley	641.005 acres (2.59406 km²)
Northolt	2,229.724 acres (9.02337 km²)
Perivale	632.898 acres (2.56125 km²)
Pinner	3,782.089 acres (15.30557 km²)
Ruislip	6,584.524 acres (26.64662 km²)
Shepperton	1,491.110 acres (6.03431 km²)
South Mimms	6,385.932 acres (25.84295 km²)
Staines	1,842.944 acres (7.45813 km²)
Stanwell	3,999.014 acres (16.18344 km²)
Sunbury	2,659.495 acres (10.76259 km²)
Teddington	1,214.216 acres (4.91376 km²)
Tottenham	4,642.199 acres (18.78631 km²)
Twickenham	2,415.163 acres (9.77382 km²)
Twyford	280.803 acres (1.13637 km²)
West Drayton	878.045 acres (3.55332 km²)
Willesden	4,382.852 acres (17.73677 km²)

Non-metropolitan districts on 1 April 1974

Adur
Allerdale
Alnwick
Amber Valley
Arun
Ashfield
Ashford
Aylesbury Vale
Babergh
Barrow-in-Furness
Basildon
Basingstoke (renamed Basingstoke and Deane 20 January 1978)
Bassetlaw
Bath
Bedford (renamed North Bedfordshire 15 October 1975, then renamed Bedford again 1992)
Berwick-upon-Tweed
Beverley
Blaby
Blackburn (renamed Blackburn with Darwen 2 May 1997)
Blackpool
Blyth Valley
Bolsover
Boothferry
Boston
Bournemouth
Bracknell Forest
Braintree
Breckland
Brentwood
Bridgnorth
Brighton
Bristol
Broadland
Bromsgrove
Broxbourne
Broxtowe
Burnley
Cambridge
Cannock Chase
Canterbury
Caradon
Carlisle
Carrick
Castle Morpeth
Castle Point
Charnwood
Chelmsford
Cheltenham
Cherwell
Chester
Chesterfield
Chester-le-Street
Chichester
Chiltern
Chorley
Christchurch
Cleethorpes
Colchester
Congleton
Copeland
Corby
Cotswold
Craven
Crawley
Crewe and Nantwich
Dacorum
Darlington
Dartford
Daventry
Derby
Derbyshire Dales
Derwentside
Dover
Durham
Easington
East Cambridgeshire
East Devon
East Dorset
East Hampshire
East Hertfordshire
East Lindsey
East Northamptonshire
East Staffordshire
East Yorkshire
Eastbourne
Eastleigh
Eden
Ellesmere Port and Neston
Elmbridge
Epping Forest
Epsom and Ewell
Erewash
Exeter
Fareham
Fenland
Forest Heath
Forest of Dean
Fylde
Gedling
Gillingham
Glanford
Gloucester
Gosport
Gravesham
Great Grimsby
Great Yarmouth
Guildford
Halton
Hambleton
Harborough
Harlow
Harrogate
Hart
Hartlepool
Hastings
Havant
Hereford
Hertsmere
High Peak
Bosworth (renamed Hinckley and Bosworth 20 November 1973)
Holderness
Horsham
Hove
Huntingdonshire
Hyndburn
Ipswich
Kennet
Kerrier
Kettering
King's Lynn and West Norfolk
Kingston upon Hull
Kingswood
Lancaster
Langbaurgh-on-Tees
Leicester
Leominster
Lewes
Lichfield
Lincoln
Luton
Macclesfield
Maidstone
Maldon
Malvern Hills
Mansfield
Medina
Melton
Mendip
Mid Bedfordshire
Mid Devon
Mid Suffolk
Mid Sussex
Middlesbrough
Milton Keynes
Mole Valley
New Forest
Newark and Sherwood
Newbury
Newcastle-under-Lyme
North Cornwall
North Devon
North Dorset
North East Derbyshire
North Hertfordshire
North Kesteven
North Norfolk
North Shropshire
North Warwickshire
North West Leicestershire
North Wiltshire
Northampton
Northavon
Norwich
Nottingham
Nuneaton and Bedworth
Oadby and Wigston
Oswestry
Oxford
Pendle
Penwith
Peterborough
Plymouth
Poole
Portsmouth
Preston
Purbeck
Reading
Redditch
Reigate and Banstead
Restormel
Ribble Valley
Richmondshire
Rochester-upon-Medway
Rochford
Rossendale
Rother
Rugby
Runnymede
Rushcliffe
Rushmoor
Rutland
Ryedale
Salisbury
Scarborough
Scunthorpe
Sedgefield
Sedgemoor
Selby
Sevenoaks
Shepway
Shrewsbury and Atcham
Slough
South Bedfordshire
Beaconsfield (renamed South Bucks 1 April 1980)
South Cambridgeshire
South Derbyshire
South Hams
South Herefordshire
South Holland
South Kesteven
South Lakeland
South Norfolk
South Northamptonshire
South Oxfordshire
South Ribble
South Shropshire
South Somerset
South Staffordshire
South Wight
Southampton
Southend-on-Sea
Spelthorne
St Albans
St Edmundsbury
Stafford
Staffordshire Moorlands
Stevenage
Stockton-on-Tees
Stoke-on-Trent
Stratford-on-Avon
Stroud
Suffolk Coastal
Surrey Heath
Swale
Tamworth
Tandridge
Taunton Deane
Teesdale
Teignbridge
Tendring
Test Valley
Tewkesbury
Thamesdown
Thanet
The Wrekin
Three Rivers
Thurrock
Tonbridge and Malling
Torbay
Torridge
Tunbridge Wells
Tynedale
Uttlesford
Vale of White Horse
Vale Royal
Wansbeck
Wansdyke
Warrington
Warwick
Watford
Waveney
Waverley
Wealden
Wear Valley
Wellingborough
Welwyn Hatfield
West Devon
West Dorset
West Lancashire
West Lindsey
West Oxfordshire
West Somerset
West Wiltshire
Weymouth and Portland
Winchester
Windsor and Maidenhead
Woking
Wokingham
Woodspring
Worcester
Worthing
Wychavon
Wycombe
Wyre
Wyre Forest
York

Local authorities in England, 31 March 1974

	31 March 1974
Administrative counties
County boroughs
Municipal boroughs
Urban districts
Rural districts
Greater London council	1
London boroughs	32
sui generis authority	1

Local authorities in England, 1 April 1974-present

	1 April 1974	1 April 1986	1 April 1995	1 April 1996	1 April 1997	1 April 1998	3 July 2000	1 April 2009
Non-metropolitan counties	39	39	38	35	35	34	34	27
Non-metropolitan districts	296	296	294	274	262	238	238	201
Metropolitan counties	6	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
Metropolitan districts	36	36	36	36	36	36	36	36
Greater London council/authority	1	-	-	-	-	-	1	1
London boroughs	32	32	32	32	32	32	32	32
sui generis authorities	2	2	2	2	2	2	2	2
Unitary authorities	-	-	1	14	25	46	46	55
TOTAL:	412	405	403	393	392	388	389	354

First periodic electoral review

Metropolitan & Non-metropolitan districts - 332

Election	Districts with new wards	Total districts completed
1976 Election	88	88
1979 Election	159	247
1980 Election	18	265
1982 Election	13	278
1983 Election	54	332

|12 April 1973 ||The Greater London (Electoral Areas) Order 1972^[1] |-

External links

"Boundary Legislation Changes from 1973" Excel spreadsheet from the Ordnance Survey.

England - local elections

non-metropolitan districts 1972-present

sui generis authority

Council of the Isles of Scilly elections

metropolitan districts 1972-present

metropolitan counties 1972-present

unitary authorities

non-metropolitan counties 1972-present

Civil Parishes 1972-present

Local Government Act 1972 - Section 75 - Change of Name of Parish

County	District	Parish	New Name of Parish	Date of Notice
Salop	The Wrekin	Wellington Rural	Ketley	15 July 1976
Somerset	Taunton Deane	Bishop's Hull (Without)	Bishop's Hull	24 August 1976
Cheshire	Congleton	Church Hulme	Holmes Chapel	11 October 1976
North Yorkshire	Selby	Barkston	Barkston Ash	14 October 1976
Northumberland	Alnwick	Amble (Town)	Amble by the Sea (Town)	29 November 1976
Wiltshire	West Wiltshire	East Coulston	Coulston	16 February 1977
Wiltshire	Salisbury	Newton Toney	Newton Tony	20 September 1977
Nottinghamshire	Gedling	Bestwood Park	Bestwood St Albans	28 September 1977
Hereford and Worcester	Leominster	Whitney	Whitney-on-Wye	29 November 1977
Norfolk	Broadland	Catton	Old Catton	2 May 1978
Cheshire	Macclesfield	Withington	Lower Withington	1 August 1978
Essex	Tendring	Ramsey	Ramsey and Parkeston	12 January 1979
Hereford and Worcester	Malvern Hills	Mathon Rural	Mathon	8 February 1979
Humberside	North Wolds	Skerne	Skerne and Wansford	9 March 1979

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^ legislation.gov.uk - The Greater London (Electoral Areas) Order 1972. Retrieved on 9 May 2016.

[1] slation.gov.uk - The Greater London (Electoral Areas) Order 1972. Retrieved on 9 May 2016.

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