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'''Westmorland''' is a [[Traditional Counties of the United Kingdom|traditional county]] in north-west [[England]]. It borders [[Cumberland]] to the north, [[County Durham]] and [[Yorkshire]] to the east, and [[Lancashire]] to the south. It covers an area of 786 square miles and has a population of 87,607 (2021).<ref>[https://wikishire.co.uk/map/#Westmorland/centre=54.456,-2.638/zoom=10 Great Britain and Ireland - interactive county map]</ref> The county town is [[Appleby-in-Westmorland]], other towns include [[Windermere]], [[Kendal]], and [[Kirkby Lonsdale]]. The county is largely mountainous, containing part of the north-west [[Pennines]] and the southern and eastern parts of the Lake District. [[Lake Windermere]], the largest lake in England, is located in Westmorland.

'''Westmorland''' is a [[Traditional Counties of the United Kingdom|traditional county]] in north-west [[England]]. It borders [[Cumberland]] to the north, [[County Durham]] and [[Yorkshire]] to the east, bordering [[Lancashire]] to the south and west. It covers an area of 786 square miles and has a population of 87,607 (2021).<ref>[https://wikishire.co.uk/map/#Westmorland/centre=54.456,-2.638/zoom=10 Great Britain and Ireland - interactive county map]</ref> The county town is [[Appleby-in-Westmorland]], other towns include [[Windermere]], [[Kendal]], and [[Kirkby Lonsdale]]. The county is largely mountainous, containing part of the north-west [[Pennines]] and the southern and eastern parts of the Lake District. [[Lake Windermere]], the largest lake in England, is located in Westmorland.

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