Britain in Books – Progress

List of counties:

England

  1. Bedfordshire
  2. Berkshire
  3. Buckinghamshire
  4. Cambridgeshire
  5. Cheshire
  6. Cornwall
  7. Cumberland
  8. Derbyshire
  9. Devon
  10. Dorset
  11. Durham
  12. Essex
  13. Gloucestershire
  14. Hampshire
  15. Herefordshire
  16. Hertfordshire
  17. Huntingdonshire
  18. Kent
  19. Lancashire
  20. Leicestershire
  21. Lincolnshire
  22. Middlesex
  23. Norfolk
  24. Northamptonshire
  25. Northumberland
  26. Nottinghamshire
  27. Oxfordshire
  28. Rutland
  29. Shropshire
  30. Somerset
  31. Staffordshire
  32. Suffolk
  33. Surrey
  34. Sussex
  35. Warwickshire
  36. Westmorland
  37. Wiltshire
  38. Worcestershire
  39. Yorkshire

Scotland

  1. Aberdeenshire
  2. Angus
  3. Argyllshire
  4. Ayrshire
  5. Banffshire
  6. Berwickshire
  7. Buteshire
  8. Cromartyshire
  9. Caithness
  10. Clackmannanshire
  11. Dumfriesshire
  12. Dunbartonshire
  13. East Lothian
  14. Fife
  15. Inverness-shire
  16. Kincardineshire
  17. Kinross-shire
  18. Kirkudbrightshire
  19. Lanarkshire
  20. Midlothian
  21. Morayshire
  22. Nairnshire
  23. Orkney
  24. Peeblesshire
  25. Perthshire
  26. Renfrewshire
  27. Ross-shire
  28. Roxburghshire
  29. Selkirkshire
  30. Shetland –  White Nights by Ann Cleeve
  31. Stirlingshire
  32. Sutherland
  33. West Lothian – The Burry Man’s Day by Catriona McPherson (South Queensferry)
  34. Wigtownshire

Northern Ireland

  1. Antrim
  2. Armagh
  3. Down
  4. Fermanagh
  5. Londonderry
  6. Tyrone

Wales

  1. Anglesey
  2. Brecknockshire
  3. Caernarfonshire
  4. Carmarthenshire
  5. Cardiganshire
  6. Denbighshire
  7. Flintshire
  8. Glamorgan
  9. Merioneth
  10. Monmouthshire
  11. Montgomeryshire
  12. Pembrokeshire
  13. Radnorshire

 


2 thoughts on “Britain in Books – Progress

  1. I live in Peeblesshire in the Scottish Borders. Books from that county include O Douglas’s books about Priorsford (really the town of Peebles where I live). She was Anna Buchan, sister of John Buchan who wrote The 39 Steps. John Buchan also wrote Burnett of Barns, another book set in Peeblesshire. Barns Tower is still standing and in fact has been refurbished for self catering let. I’ve only just found you here so you may already know these books! I’ll be back!

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