A large detailed map of North Yorkshire, England

Explore North Yorkshire with this interactive street and satellite map. You can “grab” the North Yorkshire map and move it around to re-centre it. You can change between standard map view and satellite map view by clicking the small square in the bottom left-hand corner of the map. You can use the zoom buttons on the lower right side of the map to zoom in or out to street-level detail. You will find links to city and town maps, live weather and local news below.

North Yorkshire County Map

About North Yorkshire

Vastness unfolds across North Yorkshire, a tapestry woven from rolling heather-clad moors, their purple hues deepening with the lowering sun, and the stark, dramatic embrace of the North York Moors National Park. The White Horse of Kilburn gallops across the hillside, a testament to the enduring spirit of the land, whilst the sinuous curves of the River Ouse and the Swale carve their paths through verdant dales, their waters reflecting the ever-changing sky. Along its eastern flank, the rugged coastline, battered by the relentless North Sea, offers breathtaking vistas of sea stacks and sandy bays, a wild and untamed beauty that speaks of ancient geological forces.

Echoes of ages past resonate within this ancient landscape, from the Roman roads that still faintly scar the earth near Malton to the formidable stone ramparts of Scarborough Castle, which has witnessed sieges and triumphs through centuries of English history. Viking longships once beached near Whitby, leaving a lasting imprint on its character, whilst the medieval grandeur of Fountains Abbey, now a majestic ruin, whispers tales of monastic life and Reformation upheaval. Later, the industrial revolution brought its own chapter, shaping towns like Middlesbrough and transforming coastal ports into centres of commerce and innovation.

Agriculture remains the lifeblood of much of North Yorkshire, its fertile valleys yielding bountiful harvests and supporting a venerable tradition of sheep farming on the higher ground. Beyond the fields, a resilient industrial heritage persists, particularly in the Tees Valley, where steelmaking and chemical industries, though transformed, still contribute significantly to the regional economy. Manufacturing enterprises, from artisanal food producers to specialist engineering firms, also play a vital role, demonstrating a quiet but determined pursuit of quality and craftsmanship.

A sturdy independence and a warm, pragmatic spirit define the people of North Yorkshire, their character forged by the very landscape they inhabit. Traditions endure in village fêtes and agricultural shows, where the rhythm of rural life continues with unwavering dedication. Literary giants like the Brontë sisters, though their most famous works are set further afield, drew inspiration from the wild moorlands, whilst contemporary artists and craftspeople continue to find voice in this inspiring corner of England, perpetuating a way of life that values community and connection.

North Yorkshire Maps

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Districts of North Yorkshire

County districts:

1 - Selby
2 - Harrogate
3 - Craven
4 - Richmondshire
5 - Hambleton
6 - Ryedale
7 - Scarborough

Unitary districts:

8 - City of York
9 - Redcar and Cleveland
10 - Middlesbrough
11 - Stockton-on-Tees (south)

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