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The East Midlands, in its broadest sense, is the eastern part of central England (and therefore part of the United Kingdom as well).

[edit] Regions

The East Midlands include several traditional English counties:

	Northamptonshire
	Leicestershire
	Derbyshire
	Nottinghamshire
	Lincolnshire
	Rutland

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• Derby (Derbyshire)
• Leicester (Leicestershire)
• Lincoln (Lincolnshire)
• Nottingham (Nottinghamshire)

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• Buxton (Derbyshire)
• Glossop (Derbyshire)
• Cleethorpes (Lincolnshire)
• Northampton (Northamponshire)
• Oakham (Rutland)

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[edit] By plane

East Midlands Airport is close to Nottingham, Derby, Leicester and Loughborough and takes flights from a number of destinations in Europe, the USA and Caribbean, including low-cost carriers. It is a small modern airport with buses to the main cities nearby.

[edit] By car

The M1 motorway provides direct access from London, Sheffield and Leeds to the region and each of its three main urban centres.

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