YORK, CO

(largest), Engl., on N. Sea, separated from Durham on N. by R. Tees, touching West more land and Lancash. on W. and Derby, Notts, and Lincoln on S.; 96 m. by 80 m.; 6087 sq. m.; in 3 Ridings (East, West, and North), each being almost a distinct co.; the E. R. (pop. 399,412), the W. R. (pop. 2,441,164), the N. R. (pop. 368,237) also c. and co. Dor., cap. of co. (anc. Eboracum). 188; m. N.W. London, on R. Ouse; seat of archbishopric finest cathedral (Gothic) in England; 66,984; also; in U.S., bor., Pennsylv., 28m. S. Harris burg; 20,793; c. Nebraska, 3405; t. Maine, 8 m. E. Portsmouth, 2444 also t. W. Australia, 77 m. E. Perth; wheat-growing; dist., 3590; Y. CAPE, N. end of York Peninsula,; Queensland, E. of Gulf of Carpentaria; Y. ISLS., group in Torres Str., S.E. of New