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English Counties

Horizontales
Contains the Fens.
**** Midlands.
Borders the Bristol Channel.
Contains the River Soar.
Greater ******, the capital.
Also a type of cheese and a famous cat.
Contains the Great Ouse and the Chiltern Hills.
Known for its chalk downs and coastline.
Historically governed by Bishops as a County Palatine.
The Devil fears to go there lest he be put into a pie.
Coastal Home County above London.
On either side of an estuary of the same name.
One of the Home Counties; St. Albams is there.
Includes Canterbury.
Most wooded county; Woking is here.
Verticales
Includes Dark Peak and the Trent Valley.
Named after the river which flows through it.
Formerly a kingdom, now split in two.
Tyne & ****.
Includes a White Horse and a famous university.
Off England's south coast.
Includes Leeds and Wakefield.
Malvern Hills and the River Wye.
Includes the North Tyne and the Cheviot Hills.
Between the Bristol and English Channels.
Abolished in 1996.
Gerry and the Pacemakers will give you a hint ....
Ipswich is there.
Includes the Broads.
Abbreviation of county *****ford*hire.