Popular Category:United Kingdom geography stubs

If a stub article can be placed into one of the subcategories or related categories of this category, that should be done instead, using one of the following templates:

for England
for Northern Ireland
for Scotland
for Wales

All counties in these countries have separate geo-stub templates: for more details, see Category:England geography stubs, Category:Northern Ireland geography stubs, Category:Scotland geography stubs, and Category:Wales geography stubs.

Crown dependencies: The crown dependencies of the Isle of Man and the Bailiwicks of Guernsey and Jersey each have their own templates:
- places articles in Category:Isle of Man geography stubs
- and place articles in Category:Channel Islands geography stubs

Overseas territories: All British overseas territories have their own geo-stub templates of the form (e.g., ). The only slight variations from this naming style are:
- for the Falkland Islands
- for the Pitcairn Islands
- for South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands

For buildings and structures in the United Kingdom, use
For roads in the United Kingdom, use

See the for resources for expanding geography articles, and for collaborative work on important pages.

Subcategories

This category has the following 8 subcategories, out of 8 total.

U

U cont.

United Kingdom road stubs

W

Wales geography stubs

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