North Yorkshire
Unitary authority in England
About North Yorkshire
North Yorkshire is a unitary authority in England, United Kingdom. The administrative centre is Northallerton. North Yorkshire has a population of 635,270 and covers an area of 8,654 km².
North Yorkshire is a unitary authority, meaning it is a single-tier council responsible for all local government services. Unitary authorities were created during local government reorganisation to simplify the two-tier county/district system.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is North Yorkshire council?
North Yorkshire is a unitary authority in England, United Kingdom.
What type of council is North Yorkshire?
North Yorkshire is a unitary authority. As a unitary authority, it is responsible for all local government services in its area.
What is the population of North Yorkshire?
North Yorkshire has a population of approximately 635,270.
What county is North Yorkshire in?
North Yorkshire is in North Yorkshire, England.
How big is North Yorkshire?
North Yorkshire covers an area of 8,654 km² (3,341 square miles).