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'''Huntingdonshire''', usually abbreviated '''Hunts.''', is a county in south eastern central England, lying between the Midlands and [[East Anglia]]. The county borders [[Northamptonshire]] to the north and west, [[Cambridgeshire]] to the east and [[Bedfordshire]] to the south. As of 2021, the population of Huntingdonshire is just under 212,000.

'''Huntingdonshire''', usually abbreviated '''Hunts.''', is a county in south eastern central England, lying between the Midlands and [[East Anglia]]. The county borders [[Northamptonshire]] to the north and west, [[Cambridgeshire]] to the east and [[Bedfordshire]] to the south. As of 2021, the population of Huntingdonshire is just under 212,000. It geographical area is 366 square miles; making it England's third-smallest county behind [[Rutland]] and [[Middlesex]].

The county town is Huntingdon, with the larger cathedral city Peterborough being partly located in the north of the county, although it is mainly located in Northamptonshire.

The county town is Huntingdon, with the larger cathedral city Peterborough being partly located in the north of the county, although it is mainly located in Northamptonshire.