Natural England - East Midlands
East Midlands
The features that define the landscape of each area are recorded in individual descriptions which explain what makes one area different from another and shows how that character has arisen and how it is changing.
An introduction to the region - Countryside character: East Midlands: (660kb)
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East Midlands National Character Area map
- 30. Southern Magnesian Limestone
- 37. Yorkshire Southern Pennine Fringe
- 38. Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire & Yorkshire Coalfield
- 39. Humberhead Levels
- 42. Lincolnshire Coast & Marshes
- 43. Lincolnshire Wolds
- 44. Central Lincolnshire Vale
- 45. Northern Lincolnshire Edge with Coversands
- 46. The Fens
- 47. Southern Lincolnshire Edge
- 48. Trent & Belvoir Vales
- 49. Sherwood
- 50. Derbyshire Peak Fringe & Lower Derwent
- 51. Dark Peak
- 52. White Peak
- 53. South West Peak
- 54. Manchester Pennine Fringe
- 64. Potteries & Churnet Valley
- 68. Needwood & South Derbyshire Claylands
- 69. Trent Valley Washlands
- 70. Melbourne Parklands
- 71. Leicestershire & South Derbyshire Coalfield
- 72. Mease/Sence Lowlands
- 73. Charnwood
- 74. Leicestershire & Nottinghamshire Wolds
- 75. Kesteven Uplands
- 88. Bedfordshire & Cambridgeshire Claylands
- 89. Northamptonshire Vales
- 91. Yardley-Whittlewood Ridge
- 92. Rockingham Forest
- 93. High Leicestershire
- 94. Leicestershire Vales
- 95. Northamptonshire Uplands
- 96. Dunsmore & Feldon
- 107. Cotswolds
