Local Government
The official region consists of the following subdivisions:
| Map | Ceremonial county | Shire county / unitary | Districts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Berkshire | a) West Berkshire U.A. | ||
| b) Reading U.A. | |||
| c) Wokingham U.A. | |||
| d) Bracknell Forest U.A. | |||
| e) Windsor and Maidenhead U.A. | |||
| f) Slough U.A. | |||
| Buckinghamshire | 2. Buckinghamshire | a) South Bucks, b) Chiltern, c) Wycombe, d) Aylesbury Vale | |
| 3. Milton Keynes U.A. | |||
| East Sussex | 4. East Sussex | a) Hastings, b) Rother, c) Wealden, d) Eastbourne, e) Lewes | |
| 5. Brighton & Hove U.A. | |||
| Hampshire | 6. Hampshire | a) Fareham, b) Gosport, c) Winchester, d) Havant, e) East Hampshire, f) Hart, g) Rushmoor, h) Basingstoke and Deane, i) Test Valley, j) Eastleigh, k) New Forest | |
| 7. Southampton U.A. | |||
| 8. Portsmouth U.A. | |||
| 9. Isle of Wight | |||
| Kent | 10. Kent | a) Dartford, b) Gravesham, c) Sevenoaks, d) Tonbridge and Malling, e) Tunbridge Wells, f) Maidstone, g) Swale, h) Ashford, i) Shepway, j) Canterbury, k) Dover, l) Thanet | |
| 11. Medway U.A. | |||
| 12. Oxfordshire | a) Oxford, b) Cherwell, c) South Oxfordshire, d) Vale of White Horse, e) West Oxfordshire | ||
| 13. Surrey | a) Spelthorne, b) Runnymede, c) Surrey Heath, d) Woking, e) Elmbridge, f) Guildford, g) Waverley, h) Mole Valley, i) Epsom and Ewell, j) Reigate and Banstead, k) Tandridge | ||
| 14. West Sussex | a) Worthing, b) Arun, c) Chichester, d) Horsham, e) Crawley, f) Mid Sussex, g) Adur | ||
See: List of districts in south east England by population
Read more about this topic: South East England
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