Gloucestershire: Teddington. Yorkshire The county had two exclaves after 1844 (pre-1844 total 2, legal 0; post-1844 total 2, legal 0): Auckley (2). The only exclaves that Yorkshire had were two small counter-exclaves at Auckley, within an exclave of Nottinghamshire (q.v.). One comprised Insley Plantation, the other was two fields of a farm called Hayfield. These were abolished in 1886, when the township was united in Yorkshire. See also Counties (Detached Parts) Act 1844 Parliamentary Boundaries Act 1832 References External links Historic Counties Map with Exclaves on Wikimapia (this map is under open copyright.) Historic Counties Trust The Historic Counties Borders Project (open access database.) Counties of England established in antiquity Exclaves 1844-1974 Historic counties of Wales Lists of English county boundary changes County Exclaves 1844-1974 County Exclaves 1844-1974 County Exclaves 1844-1974 Local government legislation in England and Wales