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Beverley ER 01 Hull & Holderness ER 03 Ryedale ER 04 Ramblers CO List Ramblers CO List Ramblers CO List Ramblers CO List Beverley ER 01 Hull & Holderness ER 03 Ryedale ER 04 Scarborough ER 05 Anlaby with Anlaby Common Aldbrough Acklam Brompton * Bainton Atwick Aislaby Burniston Beswick Barmston Allerston * Cayton Beverley Beeford Amotherby Cloughton * Bishop Burton Bempton Amotherby * East Ayton * Brantingham Bewholme Ampleforth * Eastfield Burton Agnes Bilton Appleton-le-Street with Easthorpe Filey Town Cherry Burton Boynton Barton-le-Street Folkton Cottingham Brandesburton Barton-le-Willows Gristhorpe & Lebberston Dalton Holme Bridlington Barugh (Great and Little) Harwood Dale Group* comprising Driffield Burstwick Beadlam * (Broxa cum Troutsdale Ellerker Burton Constable Birdsall (Darncombe cum Langdale End Elloughton-cum-Brough Burton Pidsea Brawby (Hackness Etton Carnaby Broughton (Harwood Dale Harpham Catwick Bulmer (Silpho Hessle Coniston Burythorpe (Suffield cum Everley Hutton Cranswick Easington Buttercrambe with Bossall Hunmanby Kilham East Garton Byland with Wass * Hutton Buscal * Kirk Ella Ellerby Cawton Irton * Kirkburn Elstronwick Claxton Muston Leconfield Flamborough Coneysthorpe Newby & Scalby Lockington Foston Coulton Osgidby Lund Grindale Crambe Reighton Molescroft Halsham Cropton * Scarborough Town Nafferton Hatfield Ebberston & Yedingham * Seamer Newbald Hedon Edstone Snainton * North Ferriby Hollym Fadmoor * Staintondale* Rowley Holmpton Flaxton West Ayton * Rudston Hornsea Foston Wykeham * Skidby Humbleton Foxholes South Cave Kelk Fryton * part of parishes in red are within NYMNP Swanland Keyingham Ganton Walkington Leven Gate Helmsley Watton Mappleton Gillamoor * Welton North Frodingham Gilling East Willerby Ottringham Grimstone Woodmansey Patrington Habton Paull Harome Preston Harton Rimswell Helmsley * Rise Henderskelfe Riston Heslerton Roos Hovingham Routh Howsham Seaton Huttons Ambo Sigglesthorne Kirby Grindalythe Skeffling Kirby Misperton Skerne and Wansford Kirkbymoorside * Skipsea Langton Skirlaugh Leavening Sproatley Lillings Ambo Sunk Island Luttons Swine Malton Thorngumbald Marishes Tickton Marton Ulrome Middleton Wawne Nawton * Welwick Newton on Rawcliffe * Withernsea Normanby Withernwick Norton-on-Derwent Kingston upon Hull, City of Nunnington Oswaldkirk * Pickering * Pockley * Rillington Salton Sand Hutton Scackleton Scagglethorpe Scampston Scrayingham Settrington Sherburn Sheriff Hutton Sinnington * Slingsby South Holme Sproxton * Stonegrave Swinton Terrington Thixendale Thornton le Dale * Thornton-le-Clay Thorpe Bassett Upper Helmsley Warthill Weaverthorpe Welburn (Amotherby Ward) Welburn (Kirkbymoorside Ward) Westow Wharram Whitwell-on-the-Hill Willerby Wilton Wintringham Wombleton Wrelton * part of parishes in red are within NYMNP Page Ramblers CO List Ramblers CO List Ramblers CO List Ramblers CO List Ramblers CO List Pocklington ER 06 York ER 07 Howden & Goole ER 09 GYBO ER 50 Area ER 00 Allerthorpe Aldwark Airmyn Comprises all parishes Comprises all parishes Barmby Moor Alne Asselby from ER 01 to ER 09 from ER 01 to ER 09 Bielby Angram Grange Barmby on the Marsh Bishop Wilton Barlby with Osgodby Blacktoft Bugthorpe Beningbrough Broomfleet Burton Fleming Brafferton Bubwith Catton Brandsby-cum-Stearsby Eastrington Cottam Carlton Husthwaite Ellerton Cottingwith Cliffe Foggathorpe Everingham Coxwold Gilberdyke Fangfoss Crayke Goole Fimber Dalby-cum-Skewsby Goole Fields Fridaythorpe Easingwold Gowdall Full Sutton Escrick Hook Garton Farlington Howden Goodmanham Flawith Kilpin Hayton Helperby Laxton Holme upon Spalding Moor Hemingbrough Newport Hotham Huby North Cave Huggate Husthwaite Pollington Kirby Underdale Kelfield Rawcliffe Langtoft Linton-on-Ouse Reedness Londesborough Marton cum Moxby Snaith and Cowick Market Weighton Myton-on-Swale Spaldington Melbourne Newburgh Swinefleet Middleton Newton-on-Ouse Twin Rivers Millington North Duffield Wressle Newton on Derwent Oulston North Dalton Overton Nunburnholme Raskelf Pocklington Riccall Sancton Shipton Seaton Ross Skipwith Shipton Thorpe Stearsby Skirpenbeck Stillingfleet Sledmere Stillington South Cliffe Sutton-on-the-Forest Stamford Bridge Tholthorpe Sutton upon Derwent Thorganby Thornton Thormanby Thwing Thornton on the Hill Tibthorpe Tollerton Warter Whenby Wetwang Wildon Grange Wilberfoss Yearsley Wold Newton Youlton Yapham YORK UNITARY AUTHORITY (Parish breakdown if needed) Acaster Malbis Askham Bryan Askham Richard Bishopthorpe Clifton Copmanthorpe Deighton Dunnington Earswick Elvington Fulford Haxby Heslington Hessay Heworth Holtby Huntington Kexby Knapton Murton Naburn Nether Poppleton New Earswick Osbaldwick Rawcliffe Rufforth and Knapton Skelton Stockton-on-the-Forest Strensall Towthorpe Upper Poppleton Wheldrake Wigginton Page.
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