List of Counties and Districts
This is a list of non-metropolitan counties and their districts. Some non-metropolitan districts are coterminous with non-metropolitan counties, making them unitary authorities (for example Herefordshire, the Isle of Wight, and Rutland). These are excluded from this list as is Berkshire which has no county council.
For a full list of districts of all types including unitary authorities, metropolitan districts and London boroughs, see Districts of England.
| Non-metropolitan county | Non-metropolitan districts (excluding unitary authorities) | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Buckinghamshire | South Bucks - Chiltern - Wycombe - Aylesbury Vale | 4 |
| Cambridgeshire | Cambridge - South Cambridgeshire - Huntingdonshire - Fenland - East Cambridgeshire | 5 |
| Cumbria | Barrow-in-Furness - South Lakeland - Copeland - Allerdale - Eden - Carlisle | 6 |
| Derbyshire | High Peak - Derbyshire Dales - South Derbyshire - Erewash - Amber Valley - North East Derbyshire - Chesterfield - Bolsover | 8 |
| Devon | Exeter - East Devon - Mid Devon - North Devon - Torridge - West Devon - South Hams - Teignbridge | 8 |
| Dorset | Weymouth and Portland - West Dorset - North Dorset - Purbeck - East Dorset - Christchurch | 6 |
| East Sussex | Hastings - Rother - Wealden - Eastbourne - Lewes | 5 |
| Essex | Harlow - Epping Forest - Brentwood - Basildon - Castle Point - Rochford - Maldon - Chelmsford - Uttlesford - Braintree - Colchester - Tendring | 12 |
| Gloucestershire | Gloucester - Tewkesbury - Cheltenham - Cotswold - Stroud - Forest of Dean | 6 |
| Hampshire | Gosport - Fareham - Winchester - Havant - East Hampshire - Hart - Rushmoor - Basingstoke and Deane - Test Valley - Eastleigh - New Forest | 11 |
| Hertfordshire | Three Rivers - Watford - Hertsmere - Welwyn Hatfield - Broxbourne - East Hertfordshire - Stevenage - North Hertfordshire - St Albans - Dacorum | 10 |
| Kent | Dartford - Gravesham - Sevenoaks - Tonbridge and Malling - Tunbridge Wells - Maidstone - Swale - Ashford - Shepway - Canterbury - Dover - Thanet | 12 |
| Lancashire | West Lancashire - Chorley - South Ribble - Fylde - Preston - Wyre - Lancaster - Ribble Valley - Pendle - Burnley - Rossendale - Hyndburn | 12 |
| Leicestershire | Charnwood - Melton - Harborough - Oadby and Wigston - Blaby - Hinckley and Bosworth - North West Leicestershire | 7 |
| Lincolnshire | Lincoln - North Kesteven - South Kesteven - South Holland - Boston - East Lindsey - West Lindsey | 7 |
| Norfolk | Norwich - South Norfolk - Great Yarmouth - Broadland - North Norfolk - King's Lynn and West Norfolk - Breckland | 7 |
| Northamptonshire | South Northamptonshire - Northampton - Daventry - Wellingborough - Kettering - Corby - East Northamptonshire | 7 |
| North Yorkshire | Selby - Harrogate - Craven - Richmondshire - Hambleton - Ryedale - Scarborough | 7 |
| Nottinghamshire | Rushcliffe - Broxtowe - Ashfield - Gedling - Newark and Sherwood - Mansfield - Bassetlaw | 7 |
| Oxfordshire | Oxford - Cherwell - South Oxfordshire - Vale of White Horse - West Oxfordshire | 5 |
| Somerset | South Somerset - Taunton Deane - West Somerset - Sedgemoor - Mendip | 5 |
| Staffordshire | Tamworth - Lichfield - Cannock Chase - South Staffordshire - Stafford - Newcastle-under-Lyme - Staffordshire Moorlands - East Staffordshire | 8 |
| Suffolk | Ipswich - Suffolk Coastal - Waveney - Mid Suffolk - Babergh - St Edmundsbury - Forest Heath | 7 |
| Surrey | Spelthorne - Runnymede - Surrey Heath - Woking - Elmbridge - Guildford - Waverley - Mole Valley - Epsom and Ewell - Reigate and Banstead - Tandridge | 11 |
| Warwickshire | North Warwickshire - Nuneaton and Bedworth - Rugby - Stratford-on-Avon - Warwick | 5 |
| West Sussex | Worthing - Arun - Chichester - Horsham - Crawley - Mid Sussex - Adur | 7 |
| Worcestershire | Worcester - Malvern Hills - Wyre Forest - Bromsgrove - Redditch - Wychavon | 6 |
| Total | 201 | |
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