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LISTE DES ZONES ELIGIBLES a L'objectif N° 2 DES FONDS STRUCTURELS, LINCOLNSHIRE Période 2000 À 2006

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LISTE DES ZONES ELIGIBLES a L'objectif N° 2 DES FONDS STRUCTURELS, LINCOLNSHIRE Période 2000 À 2006 ANNEXE LISTE DES ZONES ELIGIBLES A L'OBJECTIF N° 2 DES FONDS STRUCTURELS, LINCOLNSHIRE Période 2000 à 2006 Population de la Zones éligibles région de niveau NUTS III Région de niveau NUTS III appartenant aux Toute la région de niveau NUTS III à Seules les zones suivantes de la région de zones éligibles l'exception de niveau NUTS III (en habitants) UKF3 LINCOLNSHIRE the wards: 18900 33MSFB - Central 33MSFE - Fishtoft 33MSFL - Skirbeck 33MSFM - South 33MSFS - Wyberton UKF3 LINCOLNSHIRE the wards: 286900 33MTFA - Alford 33MTFB - Binbrook 33MTFC - Burgh-le-Marsh 33MTFD - Chapel St Leonards 33MTFE - Coningsby 33MTFF - Donington-on-Bain 33MTFG - Fotherby 33MTFH - Friskney 33MTFJ - Frithville 33MTFK - Grimoldby 33MTFL - Halton Holgate 33MTFM - Hogsthorpe 33MTFN - Holton-le-Clay 33MTFP - Horncastle 33MTFQ - Hundleby 33MTFR - Ingoldmells 33MTFS - Legbourne 33MTFT - Mablethorpe 33MTFU - Mareham-le-Fen 33MTFW - Marsh Chapel 33MTFX - New Leake 33MTFY - North Holme 33MTFZ - North Somercotes 33MTGA - North Thoresby 33MTGB - Partney 33MTGC - Priory Population de la Zones éligibles région de niveau NUTS III Région de niveau NUTS III appartenant aux Toute la région de niveau NUTS III à Seules les zones suivantes de la région de zones éligibles l'exception de niveau NUTS III (en habitants) 33MTGD - Roughton 33MTGE - St Clements 33MTGF - St James' 33MTGG - St Margaret's 33MTGH - St Mary's 33MTGJ - St Michael's 33MTGK - Scarbrough 33MTGL - Seacroft 33MTGM - Sibsey 33MTGN - Spilsby 33MTGP - Sutton and Trusthorpe 33MTGQ - Tattershall 33MTGR - Tetford 33MTGS - Tetney 33MTGT - Theddlethorpe St Helen 33MTGU - Trinity 33MTGW - Wainfleet 33MTGX - Willoughby with Sloothby 33MTGY - Winthorpe 33MTGZ - Withern with Stain 33MTHA - Woodhall Spa 33MTHB - Wragby 33MWFA - Ashby-de-la-Launde 33MWFB - Bassingham 33MWFC - Billinghay 33MWFD - Bracebridge Heath 33MWFE - Branston and Mere 33MWFF - Brant Broughton and Stragglethorpe 33MWFG - Cranwell and Byard's Leap 33MWFH - Eagle and North Scarle 33MWFJ - Heckington 33MWFK - Heighington 33MWFL - Helpringham 33MWFM - Leasingham 33MWFN - Martin 33MWFP - Metheringham 33MWFQ - Navenby 33MWFR - North Hykeham Central 33MWFS - North Hykeham North 33MWFT - North Hykeham South Population de la Zones éligibles région de niveau NUTS III Région de niveau NUTS III appartenant aux Toute la région de niveau NUTS III à Seules les zones suivantes de la région de zones éligibles l'exception de niveau NUTS III (en habitants) 33MWFU - North Kyme 33MWFW - Osbournby 33MWFX - Ruskington 33MWFY - Skellingthorpe 33MWFZ - Sleaford East 33MWGA - Sleaford North 33MWGB - Sleaford South 33MWGC - Sleaford West 33MWGD - Waddington East 33MWGE - Waddington West 33MWGF - Washingborough 33MWGG - Wellingore 33MZFA - Ancholme Valley 33MZFB - Bardney 33MZFC - Caistor 33MZFD - Dunholme 33MZFE - Forest 33MZFF - Gainsborough East 33MZFG - Gainsborough North 33MZFH - Gainsborough South-West 33MZFJ - Hemswell 33MZFK - Kelsey 33MZFL - Lea 33MZFM - Market Rasen 33MZFN - Middle Rasen 33MZFP - Nettleham 33MZFQ - Saxilby 33MZFR - Scampton 33MZFS - Scotter 33MZFT - South Cliff 33MZFU - Stow 33MZFW - Thonock 33MZFX - Torksey 33MZFY - Walshcroft 33MZFZ - Welton 33MZGA - Witham 33MZGB - Wold View 33MZGC - Yarborough UKF3 LINCOLNSHIRE the wards: 19500 33MUFA - Abbey Population de la Zones éligibles région de niveau NUTS III Région de niveau NUTS III appartenant aux Toute la région de niveau NUTS III à Seules les zones suivantes de la région de zones éligibles l'exception de niveau NUTS III (en habitants) 33MUFC - Boultham 33MUFK - Park.
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