Derbyshire

County in the East Midlands region of England.

Derbs

/ˈdɛərbiʃə(r)/

Derbyshire is derived from the Old English Deorbericscīre, meaning 'the people's district of Derventa'.

Derbyshire is a county in England known for its beautiful countryside, including the Peak District National Park.

Derbyshire is home to Chatsworth House, a stately home featured in the film Pride & Prejudice
The county has a rich history of lead mining and quarrying
Derby, the county town, was once known as 'Little London'

What is Derbyshire known for? Its stunning landscapes and historic market towns
Is Derbyshire a large county? Yes, it covers an area of approximately 2,739 square miles
What is the Peak District? It's a national park located within Derbyshire

England East Midlands

Peak District National Park

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