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East of England

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East of England is one of the regions of England. Its population as of the 2001 census was 5,388,140.

East of England
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Area
 - Total		2nd in England
19,120 km²
Population
 - Total (2001)
 - Density 		4th in England
5,388,140
282/km²
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  1. Thurrock
  2. Southend-on-Sea
  3. Essex
  4. Hertfordshire
  5. Luton
  6. Bedfordshire
  7. Cambridgeshire
  8. Peterborough
  9. Norfolk
  10. Suffolk

It was originally defined as consisting of Essex, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.

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The United Kingdom (UK)
England | Wales | Scotland | Northern Ireland
Regions of England
East of England | East Midlands | Greater London | North East | North West | South East | South West | West Midlands | Yorkshire and the Humber


Districts of England - East of England
Babergh | Basildon | Bedford | Braintree | Breckland | Brentwood | Broadland | Broxbourne | Cambridge | Castle Point | Chelmsford | Colchester | Dacorum | East Cambridgeshire | East Hertfordshire | Epping Forest | Fenland | Forest Heath | Great Yarmouth | Harlow | Hertsmere | Huntingdonshire | Ipswich | King's Lynn and West Norfolk | Luton | Maldon | Mid Bedfordshire | Mid Suffolk | North Hertfordshire | North Norfolk | Norwich | Peterborough | Rochford | St Albans | St Edmundsbury | South Bedfordshire | South Cambridgeshire | Southend-on-Sea | South Norfolk | Stevenage | Suffolk Coastal | Tendring | Three Rivers | Thurrock | Uttlesford | Watford | Waveney | Welwyn Hatfield

Administrative counties with multiple districts: Bedfordshire - Cambridgeshire - Essex - Hertfordshire - Norfolk - Suffolk