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Staffordshire covers an area of approximately 35 miles wide and 55 miles long. It has eight major rivers, those being the Trent, Dove, Blyth, Sow, Penk, Churnet, Tame and Stour. Traditionally agriculture and stock-raising has been important in the county. Coal has been abundant, plus lead, copper, iron, Fuller's earth, pipe-clay, marble and ochre were also found. Staffordshire's main and most famous manufacturing industry has been pottery. | |||||
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| 510,504 | 630,545 | 769,541 | 857,333 | 981,013 | ||
| Abbots Bromley | Butterton | Forton | *St Michael | Rushall | Upper Tean | |
| Acton Trussell | Caldon | Fradswell | Longdon | Rushton Spencer | Uttoxeter | |
| Adbaston | Calton | Fulfen | Longnor | Sandon | Wall | |
| Aldridge | Cannock | Fulford | LONGTON: | Sedgley | Walsall | |
| Alrewas | Castle Church | Gayton | *St James | Seighford | Warslow | |
| Alston Field | Cauldon | Gnosall | *St John | Seisdon | Waterfall | |
| Alton | Caverswall | Gratwich | Lower Gornal | Shareshill | Wednesbury | |
| Arley | Chartley Holme (ex. par.) | Great Barr | Madeley | Sheen | Wednesfield | |
| Armitage | Cheadle | Grindon | Maer | Shenstone | Weeford | |
| Ashley | Chebsey | Hammerwich | Marchington | Sheriff Hales | WEST BROMWICH: | |
| Audley | Checkley | Hamstall Ridware | Marston | Smethwick | *All Saints | |
| Bagnall | Cheddleton | Hanbury | Mavesyn Ridware | STAFFORD: | *Christ Church | |
| Balterley | Chorlton | Handsworth | Mayfield | *St Chad | *Holy Trinity | |
| Barlaston | Church Eaton | Hanley | Meerbrook | *St Mary | *St Andrew | |
| Barton-under-Needwood | Clifton Campville | Harborne | Milwich | Standon | *St John | |
| Baswich | Codsall | Harlaston | Mucklestone | Statfold | *St Peter | |
| Bednall | Colton | Haselour | Needwood | Stoke-upon-Trent | Weston under Lizard | |
| Berkswich | Colwich | Haughton | Newborough | Stone | Weston-upon-Trent | |
| Betley68763158 | Coppenhall | High Offley | Newcastle under Lyme | Stonnall | Wetley Rocks | |
| Biddulph | Cotton | Hilderstone | Newchapel | Stowe | Wetton | |
| BILSTON: | Creswell (ex. par.) | Himley | Norbury | Stretton | Whitmore | |
| *St Leonard | Croxall (Derbys) | Hints | Norton Canes | Streethay | Whittington | |
| *St Mary | Croxden | Hopwas Hays (ex. par.) | Norton-in-the-Moors | Swynnerton | Wichnor | |
| Blithfield | Croxton | Horton | Norton under Cannock | Talke on the Hill | Wiggington | |
| Blore-Ray | DARLASTON: | Ilam | Ogley Hay (ex. par.) | Tamworth | Willenhall | |
| Blore-with-Swinscoe | *All Saints | Ingestre | Okeover | Tatenhill | Wolstanton | |
| Bloxwich | *St George | Ipstones | Onecote | Teddesley Hay (ex. par.) | WOLVERHAMPTON: | |
| Blurton | Dilhorne | Keele | Patshull | Tettenhall-Regis | *St George | |
| Blymhill | Draycott-in-the-Moors | Kings Bromley | Pattingham | Tettenhall Wood | *St Peter | |
| Bobbington (Salop) | Drayton-Bassett | Kingsley | Pelsall | Thorpe Constantine | *St James | |
| Bradeley | Dunston | Kingstone | Penkhull | Tillington | *St John | |
| Bradley-in-the-Moors | Eccleshall | Kingswinford | Penkridge | TIPTON: | *St Jude | |
| Bramshall | Edingale | Kinver | Penn | *St Martin | *St Mark | |
| Brewood | Elford | Lane End | Perry Barr | *St Paul | *St Mary | |
| Brierley Hill | Ellastone | Lapley | Pipe Ridware | Tixall | *St Paul | |
| Broughton | Ellen Hall | Leek and Lowe | Quarnford | Trentham | Wombourne | |
| Bucknall-cum-Bagnall | Endon, Longsdon and Stanley | Leigh | Ranton | Trysull | Woodford Grange | |
| Burntwood | Enville | LICHFIELD: | Rocester | Tunstall | Worston | |
| Burslem | Farewell | *Cathedral | Rolleston | Tutbury | Yoxall | |
| Burton-upon-Trent (Holy Trinity) | Fazeley | *St Chad | Rowley Regis | Upper Arley | ||
| Bushbury | Fisherwick | *St Mary | Rugeley | Upper Elkstone | ||
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