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Middlesex is a historic county of England that was once an administrative region but ceased functioning as such in 1965 following the London Government Act 1963. Today, most of its territory is incorporated into Greater London, with portions extending into Hertfordshire and Surrey, and its original boundaries were defined by the Thames, Lea, and Colne rivers.
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Key facts
- Historic subdivision.Name
- Middlesex
- Historic subdivision.subdivision_type
- Historic county
- Historic subdivision.image_flag
- Flag of Middlesex.svg
- Historic subdivision.image_coat
- Arms of Middlesex County Council.svg
- Historic subdivision.Map
- 150px|Middlesex 1066–1888
- Historic subdivision.map_caption
- Middlesex within Great Britain in 1888
- Historic subdivision.AreaFirstYear
- 1801/1881
- Historic subdivision.AreaThirdYear
- 1911
- Historic subdivision.AreaLastYear
- 1961
- Historic subdivision.area_lost1
- Metropolitan parishes
- Historic subdivision.lost_to1
- County of London
- Historic subdivision.area_lost_year1
- 1889
- Historic subdivision.Origin
- Middle Saxons
- Historic subdivision.preceded_by
- Kingdom of Essex
- Historic subdivision.Start
- Early Middle Ages
- Historic subdivision.year_end
- 1965
- Historic subdivision.PopulationFirst
- 818,129
- Historic subdivision.PopulationFirstYear
- 1801
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Article · Deutsch
Middlesex war eine Grafschaft in England, die heute größtenteils im Gebiet des Greater London aufgegangen ist und dessen nordwestliche Vorstädte umfasst. Middlesex gehört zu den 39 traditionellen Countys in England. In der Grafschaft lag die Stadt London, die seit dem 13. Jahrhundert jedoch Selbstverwaltungskörperschaft ist.
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