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'''North Yorkshire''' is a [[Counties for the purposes of lieutenancy|county for the purposes of lieutenancy]] in northern [[England]]. It is England's largest county for the purposes of lieutenancy by land area, totalling about 3,341 square miles in extent; the population was 1,125,547 at the 2011 census.  

'''North Yorkshire''' is a [[Counties for the purposes of lieutenancy|county for the purposes of lieutenancy]] in northern [[England]]. It is England's largest county for the purposes of lieutenancy by land area, totalling about 3,341 square miles in extent; the population was 1,125,547 at the 2011 census.  

North Yorkshire comprises most of the [[North Riding of Yorkshire|North Riding]] of the county [[Yorkshire]], as well as a large but mainly rural part of the county's [[West Riding of Yorkshire|West Riding]].

North Yorkshire comprises most of the [[North Riding of Yorkshire|North Riding]] of the county [[Yorkshire]], as well as a large but mainly rural part of the county's [[West Riding of Yorkshire|West Riding]] and a much smaller part of the [[East Riding of Yorkshire|East Riding]].

The largest city in the county is Middlesbrough, followed by [[York]], for which the Yorkshire region is named, though both are administratively separate from the county government; the largest town to be administratively a part of the county is Harrogate, followed by Scarborough and then Northallerton, which is also the county town.  

The largest city in the county is Middlesbrough, followed by [[York]], for which the Yorkshire region is named, though both are administratively separate from the county government; the largest town to be administratively a part of the county is Harrogate, followed by Scarborough and then Northallerton, which is also the county town.