List of Towns, Villages and Cities in Rutland County

Rutland, which used to be called Rutlandshire[3], is a ceremonial county in England’s East Midlands. In the south-west, Northamptonshire is right next to it, and in the north and west, it’s next to Leicestershire. The biggest town is Oakham.

It covers 382 km2 (147 sq mi) and has 41,049 people living in it. This makes it the second-smallest ceremonial county in terms of population, after the City of London.

The only towns in the county are Oakham (12,149) and Uppingham (4,745), both in the west. The village of Ketton (1,926) is the largest settlement in the east.

The county is made up of a single local government district, which is also known as Rutland.

In the past, the county was the smallest in England. The motto of the county council, “Multum in Parvo,” which means “much in little,” shows this.

Here is a list of cities, towns, places, and villages in Rutland County, England:

  1. Aldgate
  2. Ashwell
  3. Ayston
  4. Barleythorpe
  5. Barnsdale
  6. Barrow
  7. Barrowden
  8. Belmesthorpe
  9. Belton-in-Rutland
  10. Bisbrooke
  11. Braunston-in-Rutland
  12. Brooke
  13. Burley
  14. Carlby
  15. Clipsham
  16. Cottesmore
  17. Edith Weston
  18. Egleton
  19. Empingham
  20. Essendine
  21. Exton
  22. Geeston
  23. Glaston
  24. Great Casterton
  25. Greetham
  26. Gunthorpe
  27. Ingthorpe
  28. Ketton
  29. Langham
  30. Little Casterton
  31. Lyddington
  32. Lyndon
  33. Manton
  34. Market Overton
  35. Morcott
  36. Normanton
  37. North Luffenham
  38. Oakham
  39. Pickworth
  40. Pilton
  41. Preston
  42. Ridlington
  43. Ryhall
  44. Seaton
  45. South Luffenham
  46. Stretton
  47. Teigh
  48. Thistleton
  49. Thorpe by Water
  50. Tickencote
  51. Tinwell
  52. Tixover
  53. Toll Bar
  54. Upper Hambleton
  55. Uppingham
  56. Wardley
  57. Whissendine
  58. Whitwell
  59. Wing

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