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Why a council with a county name is not the county
Councils sharing a county name do not equate to the geographic counties themselves; one is an administrative body, while the other is a stable territorial division.
Geography • Identity • Continuity
Reference, evidence, and public education for the historic counties.
Counties are geography. Councils run services, lieutenancies are ceremonial – neither defines the counties.

Councils sharing a county name do not equate to the geographic counties themselves; one is an administrative body, while the other is a stable territorial division.
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