List of People From South Yorkshire | List People South Yorkshire

The list of people from South Yorkshire, in northern England, is divided by metropolitan borough. South Yorkshire is a metropolian county created in 1974 and so people from the area before this year were from the earlier West Riding of Yorkshire.

Sheffield
Rotherham
Doncaster
Barnsley

Ceremonial county of South Yorkshire

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Metropolitan districts	City of Sheffield Metropolitan Borough of Barnsley Metropolitan Borough of Doncaster Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham

Major settlements	Armthorpe Askern Barnsley Balby Barnby Dun with Kirk Sandall Bawtry Bessacarr Brierley Brightside Chapeltown Conisbrough Dinnington Doncaster Edlington Gleadless Valley Hatfield Hillsborough Hoyland Maltby Mexborough Park Hill Penistone Rawmarsh Rossington Rotherham Sheffield South Kirkby and Moorthorpe Stainforth Stocksbridge Swinton Thorne Tickhill Wath upon Dearne Wombwell See also: List of civil parishes in South Yorkshire

Rivers	Dearne Don Dove Idle Loxley Rivelin Rother Sheaf Torne

Topics	Places SSSIs High Sheriffs Country houses Castles Grade I listed buildings People Monastic houses Windmills Museums

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