Westmorland and Furness is a local government district in the North West of England, covering a large area of Cumbria. It includes the historic counties of Westmorland and parts of Lancashire, such as the Furness region. The district stretches from the eastern Lake District to the Irish Sea coast, featuring varied landscapes from fells and valleys to coastal plains.
Key towns in the area include Kendal, Barrow-in-Furness, and Penrith. Kendal serves as an administrative hub, while Barrow-in-Furness is known for its shipbuilding industry. The district also encompasses parts of the Lake District National Park, attracting visitors for outdoor activities. Agriculture, tourism, and manufacturing are important to the local economy. The area has strong transport links, with the M6 motorway and West Coast Main Line providing connections to other regions.
Alston and Fellside
Appleby and Brough
Bowness and Lyth
Burton and Holme
Coniston and Hawkshead
Dalton North
Dalton South
Eamont and Shap
Eden and Lyvennet Vale
Grange and Cartmel
Greystoke and Ullswater
Hawcoat and Newbarns
Hesket and Lazonby
High Furness
Kendal Castle
Kendal Highgate
Kendal Nether
Kendal South
Kendal Strickland and Fell
Kent Estuary
Kirkby Stephen and Tebay
Levens and Crooklands
Low Furness
Old Barrow and Hindpool
Ormsgill and Parkside
Penrith North
Penrith South
Risedale and Roosecote
Sedbergh and Kirkby Lonsdale
Ulverston
Upper Kent
Walney Island
Windermere and Ambleside