Leicester

Leicester (pronounced {{IPA|}}) is a city in the English East Midlands, on the River Soar. It is the traditional county town of Leicestershire, and since 1997 has been a self-governing unitary authority. It lies on the edge of the National Forest. In 2002 the population of the city proper was estimated at 283,578, with 330,574 living in the urban area. Technically is is the most populous city in the East Midlands, but Nottingham's urban area is much larger.

Areas of Leicester

• Aylestone, Aylestone Park
• Beaumont Leys, Bede Island, Belgrave, Black Friars, Braunstone Park, Braunstone Frith
• Charnwood, City Centre, Clarendon Park, Crown Hills
• Dane Hills
• Eyres Monsell, Evington, Evington Valley
• Frog Island
• Goodwood
• Hamilton, Highfields
• Horston Hill, Humberstone, Humberstone Garden City
• Knighton
• Mowmacre Hill
• Nether Hall, New Humberstone, New Parks, Newfoundpool, North Evington, Northfields
• Rowley Fields, Rushey Mead
• Southfields, South Knighton, Spencefield, Spinney Hills, St Matthew's, Stoneygate
• Thurnby Lodge
• West End, West Knighton, Western Park