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Lincolnshire

Lincolnshire, Ceremonial county in East Midlands, England

Description

Lincolnshire is a county in eastern England that stretches from the coastal plains of the North Sea to the gentle hills of the Wolds, covering wide agricultural lands in between. The territory connects flat marshland in the east with chalk hills at its center, while open fields extend westward toward the border with Nottinghamshire.

History

Roman forces built military installations across the area during the first century and founded Lindum Colonia as an administrative center. Later, the region developed into a center for wool production during medieval times, which funded many of the churches and market towns that remain today.

Culture

Local communities maintain the tradition of church festivals throughout the Wolds villages, where you can join gatherings with regional food and folk music during summer months. Fishermen along the coast still sell their catch directly from harbor stalls, letting you watch the daily rhythm of seafaring life as boats come and go.

Practical

Walking trails cross the gentle hills of the Wolds and link small villages with nature reserves, with spring through autumn offering the best conditions for exploring. Along the coast, paved paths on top of sea walls provide good footing for walking and cycling even when weather changes quickly.

Did you know?

The flat landscape served as the location for more than 40 Royal Air Force airfields during the Second World War, giving the county its nickname Bomber County. Some of the old runways and hangars remain visible today, marking the period when this territory played a central role in air operations.

Location
Capital city
Lincoln
Part of
East Midlands
Shares border with
East Riding of Yorkshire, Rutland, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, South Yorkshire
GPS coordinates
53.10000,-0.20000
Latest update
December 15, 2025 06:51

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