Middlesex
| of these articles describes the county in England. For further meanings see Middlesex (term clarifying). |
Middlesex was a county in England, which lies to a large extent in the area of the Greater London. Middlesex belongs to the 39 traditional Counties in England. In the county London is appropriate, since that for 13. Century however self-governing body shank is. The northwest suburbs of London are likewise part of Middlesex.
1888 were to a large extent slammed shut the area by Middlesex the County OF London and thus the today's quarters Camden, Hackney, Hammersmith, Fulham, Kensington, Chelsea, Islington, Tower Hamlets and the town center OF Westminster. With the urbanisation in the first half 20. Century the area was completely zersiedelt.
1965 was incorporated almost all leftovers by Middlesex the Greater London without the circle Potters bar; Potters bar came too heart-Ford-almost and the circle Spelthorne went at Surrey. The largest part of the county became however Londoner urban districts: partial Barnet, Brent, Ealing, Enfield, Haringey, Harrow, Hillingdon and Hounslow.
1995 came the settlement Poyle of Spelthorne into Surrey to the quarter Slough into Berkshire.
Middlesex is however still used as designation, like e.g. for the Middlesex University. The county designation is still led also of the Royal Mail.
In the area around smelling moon upon Thames and Twickenham bank of the Themse is often called “Middlesex bank” and the other one than “Surrey bank”. This is particularly with the famous Boat Race of importance.
places in the former county
- Acton
- Belgravia - Bethnal Green - Bloomsbury - Brentford
- Camden Town - Chelsea - Chiswick - Clerkenwell
- Ealing - Enfield Town
- Finsbury - Finsbury park - Fulham
- Hackney - Hammersmith - Hampstead - Harlington - Harrow - Hayes, Hillingdon - Highbury - Highgate - Hillingdon - getting fount - Hounslow
- Isle OF Dogs - Islington
- Kensington - Kentish Town - Maida Vale - Marylebone - May fair - Millbank - Milwall - mash-wave Hill
- PAD thing clay/tone - Pimlico - Poplar - Potters bar - Poyle
- Ruislip
- sp James's - sp John's Wood - sp Pancras - Shoreditch - Sipson - Spelthorne - Staines - Stepney - Soho - beach - Stoke Newington - South Mimms
- Tottenham
- Uxbridge
- Wapping - Wembley - Westminster - Whitechapel - Whitehall - Willesden
of circles
Middlesex possessed last the following circles:
- Acton (quarter)
- Brentford and Chiswick (quarter)
- Ealing (quarter)
- Edmonton (London) (quarter)
- Enfield (quarter)
- Feltham (urban area)
- Finchley (quarter)
- Friern Barnet (urban area)
- Harrow
- Hayes and Harlington (urban area)
- Hendon (quarter)
- Heston and Isleworth
- Hornsey (quarter)
- Potters bar (urban area)
- Ruislip Northwood (urban area)
- Southall (quarter)
- Southgate (London) (quarter)
- Staines (urban area)
- Sunbury on Thames
- Tottenham (quarter)
- Twickenham (quarter)
- Uxbridge (quarter)
- Wembley (quarter)
- Willesden (quarter)
- Wood Green (quarter)
- Yiewsley and west Drayton (urban area)
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