South Yorkshire
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South Yorkshire is a region - the southernmost part - of Yorkshire, a large northern county of England in the United Kingdom. Although forming its own administrative and ceremonial county region, South Yorkshire is traditionally considered part of the ancient West Riding of Yorkshire.
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- Sheffield - England's 4th largest city
- Barnsley - a town
- Doncaster - a town
- Rotherham - Industrial and steel-making town
- Canklow - a village near Rotherham
- Darfield - a highly prosperous village with a Happy Shopper
- Mickey Newman's House, Rawmarsh
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South Yorkshire is completely landlocked and largely hilly, being situated over the central range of the Pennines.
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