Region:South East England

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South East England
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The region of South East England in England
CountryUnited Kingdom
Number of zones892
Maximum PPH893
Last updated2020-12-06


South East England is one of twelve regions in the United Kingdom. It consists of the counties of Buckinghamshire, East Sussex, Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Kent, Oxfordshire, Berkshire, Surrey and West Sussex and has about nine million inhabitants.

The largest city is Brighton & Hove, other of the region's most populous towns are Hove, Guildford, Portsmouth, Milton Keynes, Reading, Oxford, Slough and Southampton.

Adjacent regions are South West England in the west, West Midlands in the northwest, East Midlands in the north and East of England and Greater London in the northwest.

Geographical division

Municipalities

In the South East England there are 19 municipalities with at least one turf zone:

Municipality Zones
Bracknell Forest 13
Brighton & Hove 93
Buckinghamshire 28
East Sussex 46
Hampshire 99
Isle of Wight 4
Kent 40
Medway 24
Milton Keynes 115
Oxfordshire 49
Portsmouth 73
Reading 86
Slough 30
Southampton 99
Surrey 16
West Berkshire 12
West Sussex 52
Windsor and Maidenhead 2
Wokingham 11

Zones

There are 892 turf zones in the region, two of which is counted as World Heritage Sites, one is counted as Winner zone, six counts as Water zones, 31 counts as Train station zones, eight counts as Monument zones, 48 counts as Holy zones, 59 are counted as Bridge zones, six are counted as Castle zones and eight are counted as Ruin zones.

Updated: 2020-12-06

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