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Agva NUTS2 2014 aGVA1 by NUTS 22 region, 2014 United Kingdom Haroldswick North Roe Stromness Kirkwall Sandness Hoy Walls Lyness St Margaret’s Lerwick Hope Scrabster John o’ Groats Port of Ness Durness Thurso Melvich Bettyhill Kinlochbervie Tongue Wick Càrlabhagh Scourie Stornoway Altnaharra Calanais Lybster Kinbrace Dunbeath Lochinver Inchnadamph Ledmore Helmsdale Oykel Lairg Tarbert Bridge Brora Golspie Ullapool Bonar Bridge UKC1: Tees Valley and Durham Dornoch Leverburgh UKC2: Northumberland and Tyne and Wear Poolewe Tain Gairloch UKD1: Cumbria Malacleit Lossiemouth Alness Lochmaddy Invergordon Burghead Cullen Rosehearty Buckie Ban Fraserburgh UKD3: Greater Manchester Uig Cromarty Kinlochewe Portsoy Carinish Dingwall Kinloss Elgin Nairn UKD4: Lancashire Achnasheen Fortrose Forres Aberchirder Shieldaig Rothes Keith Muir of Mintlaw UKD6: Cheshire Iochdar Ord Turri Peterhead Dunvegan Charlestown Maud Portree of Aberlour Lochcarron Inverness UKD7: Merseyside Belleheiglash Huntly Dutown UKE1: East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire Cannich Grantown Ellon Drynoch Kyle of Lochalsh Drumnadrochit -on-Spey Glenlivet Rhynie Oldmeldrum UKE2: North Yorkshire Dalabrog Lochboisdale Auchleven Broadford Carrbridge Tomintoul Inverurie Nethy Invermoriston Bridge UKE3: South Yorkshire Dyce UKM6 Aviemore Alford Kintore Aberdeen : West Yorkshire Fort Augustus Westhill UKE4 Ardvasar UKM5 Aboyne Invergarry Newtonmore Kingussie UKF1: Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Kinloch Castlebay Mallaig Ballater Banchory : Leicestershire, Rutland and Northamptonshire Braemar UKF2 Stonehaven Spean Bridge UKF3: Lincolnshire Fort William Laurencekirk UKG1: Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire Blair Inverbervie Atholl Acharacle UKG2: Shropshire and Staffordshire Kinlochleven Brechin Pitlochry Montrose UKG3: West Midlands Arinagour Ballachulish Kirriemuir Tobermory Aberfeldy Blairgowrie Forfar UKH1: East Anglia Scarinish Lochaline Salen Coupar Angus Arbroath UKH2: Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire 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Newbiggin-by-the-Sea Langholm Morpeth UKN0: Northern Ireland Lochmaben Ashington Ballantrae Barrhill St John’s Town UKC2 Londonderry/Derry Bellingham Bedlington of Dalry Lockerbie Blyth Dumfries New Galloway Cramlington Whitley Bay Crocketford Cairnryan Longtown NEWCASTLE Tynemouth Newton Annan Gretna Haltwhistle Corbridge UPON TYNE Stewart Castle South Shields Brampton Douglas Hexham Gateshead Stranraer Glenluce Gatehouse Dalbeattie Ballymena Larne of Fleet Carlisle Wigtown Washington Sunderland Portpatrick Silloth Wetheral Castlederg Chester- Seaham Kirkcudbright le-Street Wigton Dalston Consett Port Aspatria Alston William Whithorn Wearhead Peterlee UKN0 Maryport Bothel Tow Law Durham Omagh Drummore Bassenthwaite Crook BELFAST Bangor Langwathby UKC1 Hartlepool Cockermouth Troutbeck Penrith Bishop Auckland Newton Workington Ayclie Redcar Belleek Appleby-in- Stockton- Dungannon Dunmurry Keswick Westmorland on-Tees Saltburn-by-the-Sea Loftus Lisburn Whitehaven UKD1 Barnard 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