Derbyshire
English Midlands county
Derbyshire is a county in the East Midlands of England, known for the Peak District and historic estates like Chatsworth House.
The name appears in compounds like Derbyshire lamb or Derbyshire blue cheese.
A Derbyshire native may be called a Derbeian.
towns
Tufted sofa style
countryside
Stonework without mortar
- meadowsGrassland for grazing
- pasturesLand for grazing animals
- farmlandAgricultural terrain
- pastoralOf countryside or clergy care
sheep · limestone · moorland · heather · dales · valleys · greenfields · hedgerows
PeakDistrict
Vermont town, college locale
industrial
Combustible sedimentary rock
Chesterfield
Tufted sofa style
Chatsworth
Historic English country estate
drystone
Stonework without mortar
pastoral · sheep · limestone · moorland · heather · dales · valleys · greenfields · hedgerows · grazing
Castleton
Vermont town, college locale
coal
Combustible sedimentary rock
oatcakes
Thin griddle-cooked flatbreads
- AshfordKent market town
- CountiesCork, Dublin, Kerry, Galway, Mayo
- English countiesBerkshire, Cambridgeshire, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset
- English ShiresBedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Cambridgeshire, Cheshire
- Maritime Disastersshipwreck, sinking, capsizing, foundering, drowning
- UK regionsEngland, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Cornwall
- Chatsworthdeer park, parkland, Cascade, grand staircase, sculpture gallery