Geographical Counties Of England: Lincolnshire
Welcome to our Geographical Counties of England.
In this post we will be going over some brief information on and how to pronounce Lincolnshire.
Lincolnshire is a County on the Eastern side of England with a long coastline along the North Sea giving it a rich fishing heritage and plenty of natural beauty which comes with sprawling beaches and rolling country sides.
Lincolnshire has a population of around 800,000 people in 2024 and has the following Counties across its borders:
- Cambridgeshire.
- East Riding of Yorkshire.
- Leicestershire.
- Norfolk.
- Northamptonshire.
- Nottinghamshire.
- Rutland.
- South Yorkshire.
You pronounce Lincolnshire like this: LIN-KON-SHEER.
Key information and contact details for Lincolnshire:
Number of Local Authorities: 7.
Geographical Size: 3,679.1mi² / 5,921km².
County Capital: Lincoln.
Largest Town / City: Lincoln.
Closest International Airport(s): Humberside Airport, A18, Franklin Way, Ulceby DN39 6YH. Phone Number: 01652 682080.
Motorways in Lincolnshire: Lincolnshire doesn’t have any Motorways.
Lincolnshire Nickname(s): Yellowbelly (Due to old Bus drivers waistcoats, not as a derogatory term).