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'''North Yorkshire Council''' is a council area covering part of [[Yorkshire]] in England. It is a unitary authority formed in 2023, following the abolition of the two-tier, non-metropolitan North Yorkshire County Council and its eight non-metropolitan districts. It is not co-extensive with the [[North Riding of Yorkshire]]; it covers areas of the East and West Ridings as well.
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'''North Yorkshire Council''' is a council area covering part of [[Yorkshire]] in England. The largest council area of England by geographical area, it is a unitary authority formed in 2023, following the abolition of the two-tier, non-metropolitan North Yorkshire County Council and its eight non-metropolitan districts. It is not co-extensive with the [[North Riding of Yorkshire]]; it covers areas of the East and West Ridings as well, with some parts of the North Riding being under different council areas.
  
 
[[Category:Council areas of Yorkshire and the Humber]]
 
[[Category:Council areas of Yorkshire and the Humber]]

Revision as of 17:11, November 18, 2024

North Yorkshire Council is a council area covering part of Yorkshire in England. The largest council area of England by geographical area, it is a unitary authority formed in 2023, following the abolition of the two-tier, non-metropolitan North Yorkshire County Council and its eight non-metropolitan districts. It is not co-extensive with the North Riding of Yorkshire; it covers areas of the East and West Ridings as well, with some parts of the North Riding being under different council areas.