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'''Nottinghamshire''' (abbreviated '''Notts.''') is a largely low-lying county in eastern-central [[England]].
'''Nottinghamshire''' (abbreviated '''Notts.''') is a largely low-lying county in eastern-central [[England]].
Nottinghamshire borders with [[Yorkshire]], [[Lincolnshire]], [[Leicestershire]] and [[Derbyshire]]. [[Sherwood Forest]] lies entirely within this county and is famous for its links with [[Robin Hood]], a 13th-14th century legendary outlaw; Nottinghamshire is sometimes nicknamed "Robin Hood County" as a result. The [[River Trent]] flows through the county from south to north.
Nottinghamshire borders with [[Yorkshire]], [[Lincolnshire]], [[Leicestershire]] and [[Derbyshire]]. [[Sherwood Forest]] lies entirely within this county and is famous for its links with [[Robin Hood]], a 13th-14th century legendary outlaw; Nottinghamshire is sometimes nicknamed "Robin Hood County" as a result. The [[River Trent]] flows through the county from south to north. The county is landlocked, although the Trent is tidal from Cromwell Locks onwards.
Principal towns and cities include [[Nottingham]], [[Newark]], Mansfield, Worksop, Retford, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Eastwood and [[Hucknall]].
Principal towns and cities include [[Nottingham]], [[Newark]], Mansfield, Worksop, Retford, Sutton-in-Ashfield, Eastwood and [[Hucknall]].