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This page is the City map of Bassetlaw, with streets, paths and places across the region. Bassetlaw is the northernmost district of Nottinghamshire in England and covers approximately 637.8 square kilometres. The district was established in 1974 and had about 116,839 residents in 2018; its population increased from 113,200 in 2012 to 120,012 in 2022. The map covers 65 administrative subregions, including villages, hamlets, civil parishes and the town of Worksop.
Lound is a village and civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 454. It is one of the district’s 65 administrative subregions at admin level 10.
The village lies in northern Nottinghamshire within the wider Bassetlaw district. Its civil-parish status distinguishes Lound from neighbouring settlements that are recorded only as villages.
Torworth is a village in Nottinghamshire, England, with a recorded population of 244. The settlement is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
Torworth forms part of the rural district in northern Nottinghamshire. Its location within Bassetlaw places it among the villages administered alongside larger settlements such as Worksop.
Mattersey is a Nottinghamshire village with a recorded population of 725. It is represented as an admin-level 10 subregion within Bassetlaw.
The settlement belongs to the northern Nottinghamshire district, which covers about 637.8 square kilometres. Mattersey is one of the villages included in the region’s detailed administrative map.
Gringley on the Hill is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 854. The settlement is mapped as an admin-level 10 unit in Bassetlaw.
The village forms part of the northern Nottinghamshire landscape administered by Bassetlaw District. Its name identifies its elevated village setting within the district.
Walkeringham is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 1,118. It is listed as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The settlement is located in northern Nottinghamshire within the district’s 637.8-square-kilometre area. Walkeringham is among the larger villages represented in the Bassetlaw map.
Everton is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 902. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion within Bassetlaw.
The parish belongs to the northernmost district of Nottinghamshire. Everton’s civil-parish boundary forms part of the administrative structure created for the district in 1974.
Harworth Bircotes is a civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 8,886. It is one of the largest named subregions in the supplied Bassetlaw administrative data.
The parish is mapped at admin level 10 within northern Nottinghamshire. Its population is substantially larger than that of nearby rural settlements such as Everton and Torworth.
Misson is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 713. It is included as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The settlement lies within the northern Nottinghamshire district. Misson’s civil-parish designation records it as an administrative area as well as a village.
Misterton is a village and civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 1,223. The settlement is mapped at admin level 10.
Misterton is part of the northernmost Nottinghamshire district, whose total population reached 120,012 in 2022. Its population places it among the more substantial villages listed for Bassetlaw.
West Stockwith is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 335. It is represented as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The village is situated within the district’s approximately 637.8 square kilometres. West Stockwith forms part of the rural settlement pattern of northern Nottinghamshire.
Beckingham is a village and civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 1,288. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 area.
The parish belongs to the northernmost district of Nottinghamshire. Beckingham is one of the civil parishes included in the Bassetlaw regional map.
Bole is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 135. The settlement is listed as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
Bole forms part of the district’s rural north Nottinghamshire administration. Its population is lower than that of nearby villages such as Beckingham and Misterton.
Saundby is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 88. It is mapped at admin level 10 within Bassetlaw.
The civil parish lies inside the district that covers around 637.8 square kilometres. Saundby is one of the smallest named settlements in the supplied list.
Clayworth is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 311. It is included as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The village belongs to northern Nottinghamshire and is administered within the Bassetlaw district. Clayworth is one of the smaller settlements represented on the regional map.
Normanton on Trent is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 385. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion within Bassetlaw.
The settlement is part of the northern Nottinghamshire district established in 1974. Its name identifies its position on the Trent corridor, while the supplied data classifies it specifically as a village.
Marnham is a civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 136. It is represented as an admin-level 10 administrative area.
Marnham is part of the rural district in northern Nottinghamshire. Its small population contrasts with the district’s total of 120,012 residents recorded for 2022.
Elkesley is a village and civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 852. The settlement is mapped at admin level 10.
Its civil parish lies within the 637.8-square-kilometre district of northern Nottinghamshire. Elkesley is comparable in population to Gringley on the Hill and East Markham.
Bevercotes is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 19. It is one of the smallest admin-level 10 subregions listed for Bassetlaw.
The village lies within the northernmost Nottinghamshire district. Bevercotes is recorded separately from nearby civil parishes and larger villages in the regional map.
Bothamsall is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 216. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The settlement belongs to the rural administrative area of northern Nottinghamshire. Bothamsall is smaller than Elkesley, which has a recorded population of 852.
Haughton is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 40. It is included as an admin-level 10 area of Bassetlaw.
The parish is among the smallest settlements in the district by recorded population. Haughton forms part of Bassetlaw, the northernmost district of Nottinghamshire.
Carburton is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 69. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion within Bassetlaw.
The village is situated in the northern Nottinghamshire district. Its recorded population is smaller than that of Haughton and larger than that of Bevercotes.
Clumber and Hardwick is a civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 66. It is listed at admin level 10.
The parish is part of the district’s administrative map in northern Nottinghamshire. Its small population distinguishes it from the urban parish of Harworth Bircotes, which has 8,886 residents in the supplied data.
West Markham is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 175. It is represented as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The parish belongs to the northernmost Nottinghamshire district. West Markham is one of the smaller civil-parish settlements recorded in the regional map.
Tuxford is a town and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 2,809. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
As a town, Tuxford is distinct from most of the villages in the supplied list. Its civil parish forms part of the 637.8-square-kilometre district in northern Nottinghamshire.
West Drayton is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 221. It is included as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The parish lies within northern Nottinghamshire’s Bassetlaw district. West Drayton is smaller than East Drayton, which has a recorded population of 266.
Askham is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 189. It is mapped at admin level 10 within Bassetlaw.
The parish forms part of the northernmost Nottinghamshire district. Its population is below that of West Markham, recorded at 175, but above that of Marnham, recorded at 136.
East Markham is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 1,279. It is listed as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The village is larger than West Markham, whose recorded population is 175. Both settlements are located within the northern Nottinghamshire district.
East Drayton is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 266. It is represented as an admin-level 10 subregion within Bassetlaw.
The settlement belongs to the district’s rural northern Nottinghamshire area. East Drayton has a slightly larger recorded population than West Drayton, which has 221 residents.
Eaton is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 111. It is mapped at admin level 10 in Bassetlaw.
The parish is part of the district established in 1974. Eaton is one of the smaller civil-parish settlements within Bassetlaw’s approximately 637.8 square kilometres.
Grove is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 127. It is included as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The civil parish lies in northern Nottinghamshire. Grove has a recorded population close to that of Eaton, which has 111 residents.
Nether Langwith is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 478. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion within Bassetlaw.
The village forms part of the northern Nottinghamshire district. Its recorded population is higher than that of Mattersey, recorded at 725, but lower than that of South Leverton, recorded at 514.
Stokeham is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 44. It is listed as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The settlement is among the smallest villages in the district by population. Stokeham belongs to Bassetlaw, which is the northernmost district of Nottinghamshire.
Sturton le Steeple is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 545. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion within Bassetlaw.
The village lies in northern Nottinghamshire within the district’s 637.8-square-kilometre area. Its recorded population is close to that of South Leverton, which has 514 residents.
North Leverton with Habblesthorpe is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 1,079. It is represented as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The settlement is part of the northern Nottinghamshire district. Its population is comparable with Rampton and Woodbeck, recorded at 1,077 residents.
Rampton and Woodbeck is a civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 1,077. It is mapped at admin level 10.
The parish belongs to the rural district of northern Nottinghamshire. Its recorded population is almost identical to that of North Leverton with Habblesthorpe, which has 1,079 residents.
South Leverton is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 514. It is included as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The parish forms part of the northernmost Nottinghamshire district. South Leverton is smaller than North Leverton with Habblesthorpe, recorded at 1,079 residents.
Clarborough and Welham is a civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 1,041. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 area.
The parish is located in northern Nottinghamshire within the district’s approximately 637.8 square kilometres. Its population is similar to that of North Leverton with Habblesthorpe, recorded at 1,079.
Ragnall is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 88. It is represented as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The village is part of the rural northern Nottinghamshire district. Ragnall has the same recorded population as Saundby, while Bevercotes has 19 residents.
Cottam is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 97. It is listed as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The parish lies within the northernmost Nottinghamshire district. Cottam’s recorded population is slightly higher than that of Ragnall and Saundby, both listed at 88.
Laneham is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 392. It is mapped at admin level 10 within Bassetlaw.
The settlement forms part of the rural district in northern Nottinghamshire. Laneham has a recorded population close to that of Normanton on Trent, which has 385 residents.
Hayton is a village and civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 361. It is included as an admin-level 10 subregion.
The parish belongs to northern Nottinghamshire and lies within the district’s 637.8-square-kilometre area. Hayton’s recorded population is close to that of Dunham-on-Trent, which also has 361 residents.
Shireoaks is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 1,774. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The village is one of the larger settlements in the northern Nottinghamshire district. Its population exceeds that of Walkeringham, recorded at 1,118, but is below that of Carlton in Lindrick, recorded at 5,635.
Rhodesia is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 1,173. It is included as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The parish forms part of the northernmost Nottinghamshire district. Rhodesia has a population close to Misterton’s 1,223 residents.
Treswell is a village and civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 241. It is mapped at admin level 10.
The civil parish lies within northern Nottinghamshire. Treswell is similar in population to Torworth, recorded at 244 residents.
Sutton is a civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 683. It is represented as an admin-level 10 subregion.
The parish belongs to the northernmost district of Nottinghamshire. Sutton’s recorded population is close to that of Misson, which has 713 residents.
Scrooby is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 307. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion within Bassetlaw.
The village forms part of the rural district in northern Nottinghamshire. Scrooby is smaller than Clayworth, recorded at 311 residents, by four people in the supplied figures.
Scaftworth is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 44. It is included as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The parish is among the smallest settlements in the district by recorded population. Scaftworth has the same population figure as Stokeham.
Wiseton is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 109. It is mapped at admin level 10 within Bassetlaw.
The civil parish lies in the northernmost Nottinghamshire district. Wiseton’s population is close to that of Eaton, recorded at 111 residents.
Ranskill is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 1,435. It is listed as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The settlement is one of the larger villages in northern Nottinghamshire. Ranskill has a higher recorded population than Blyth, which has 1,265 residents.
Blyth is a village and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 1,265. It is mapped at admin level 10 within Bassetlaw.
The parish belongs to the northernmost Nottinghamshire district. Blyth’s population is comparable with Beckingham’s 1,288 residents and East Markham’s 1,279.
Barnby Moor is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 274. It is represented as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The village lies within the rural district of northern Nottinghamshire. Barnby Moor has a recorded population close to East Drayton’s 266 residents.
Styrrup with Oldcotes is a civil parish in Bassetlaw, Nottinghamshire, with a recorded population of 731. It is mapped at admin level 10.
The parish forms part of the northernmost Nottinghamshire district. Its population is close to Mattersey’s 725 residents.
Hodsock is a civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 2,603. It is included as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The parish is one of the more populous rural areas in northern Nottinghamshire. Hodsock has a recorded population close to Tuxford’s 2,809 residents.
Carlton in Lindrick is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 5,635. It is mapped at admin level 10 within Bassetlaw.
The village is the largest named settlement in the supplied list after Harworth Bircotes, which has 8,886 residents. Carlton in Lindrick belongs to the northernmost district of Nottinghamshire.
West Burton is a hamlet and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 14. It is one of the smallest admin-level 10 areas in Bassetlaw.
The parish lies within the northern Nottinghamshire district. West Burton has fewer recorded residents than Bevercotes, which has 19.
Wallingwells is a hamlet and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 27. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The parish is part of the northernmost Nottinghamshire district. Wallingwells has a larger recorded population than West Burton and a smaller one than Haughton.
Dunham-on-Trent is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 361. It is included as an admin-level 10 subregion within Bassetlaw.
The village is located in the northern Nottinghamshire district. Its recorded population is identical to that of Hayton.
Babworth is a village in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 1,687. It is mapped at admin level 10 within Bassetlaw.
The settlement is one of the larger villages in northern Nottinghamshire. Babworth has a recorded population just below Shireoaks, which has 1,774 residents.
Worksop is a subregion of Bassetlaw mapped at admin level 10. The supplied regional data identifies Worksop as a named place but does not provide a population figure or a further description.
Worksop is located in Nottinghamshire within the district that covers approximately 637.8 square kilometres. It is listed alongside villages, hamlets and civil parishes in the Bassetlaw city map.
Fledborough is a hamlet and civil parish in Nottinghamshire with a recorded population of 38. It is mapped as an admin-level 10 subregion of Bassetlaw.
The parish belongs to the northernmost district of Nottinghamshire. Fledborough is one of the smallest settlements listed for the region, with more residents than West Burton but fewer than Haughton.
Data sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL), Wikidata (CC0) · Image: Wikimedia Commons
| Inhabitants | 116839 |
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| Area | 637.8 km² |
| Subregions | 65 |
| Inception | 1974 |
| Located in | Nottinghamshire |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Website | http://www.bassetlaw.gov.uk/ |
Data source: Wikidata (CC0)
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