Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire County in e England, bordering the North Sea; the county town is Lincoln. The area was settled by the Romans, and an Anglo-Saxon kingdom was later established in Lindsey. In the Middle Ages it was a prosperous farming region. In 1974, part of n Lincolnshire was incorporated into the authority of Humberside. Apart from the undulating Wolds, the region is flat, drained by the Trent, Welland, and Witham rivers. Agriculture, mainly cereals, sugar beet and sheep, is the mainstay of the economy, and local industries are closely allied to it. Area: 5886sq km (2273sq mi). Pop. (1997) 628,600.

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Lincoln county: see Lincolnshire .

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