English cities (Civ4)

English cities are cities that can be founded by the English civilization in Civilization IV and its expansions. The first city founded is the capital, and the names of future cities are chosen in the order they appear on the list below.
The names listed are default names; players can change their cities' names if they choose.
==Original==
Founding Order	City Name 	Notes
1 	London 	Capital of the United Kingdom, England, and historically the British Empire. Most populous city in the United Kingdom. World's most populous city circa 1825-1925. Considered a major Global City. Wonders: Globe Theatre, Wembley Stadium
2 	York 	Second most populous city in England through the Middle Ages. County town of Yorkshire.
3 	Nottingham 	Setting in English folklore and history of the legends of Robin Hood, Maiden Marian, and the Merry Men, who helped Richard the Lionheart besiege Nottingham Castle against his brother John and the Sheriff of Nottingham. County town of Nottinghamshire.
4 	Hastings 	Namesake for the nearby Battle of Hastings in 1066
5 	Canterbury 	Home of the lead archbishop of the Church of England. Namesake for the Canterbury Tales, written by Geoffrey Chaucer in the late 1300s.
6 	Coventry 	Fourth most populous city in England through the Middle Ages
7 	Warwick 	County town of Warwickshire
8 	Newcastle 	Seventh most populous city in England
9 	Oxford 	County town of Oxfordshire. Wonders: Oxford University
10 	Liverpool 	Fourth or fifth most populous city in England
11 	Dover 	Known for the White Cliffs of Dover
12 	Brighton 	Seaside resort in East Sussex, south of London
13 	Norwich 	Third largest city in England after the Norman conquest. County town of Norfolk.
14 	Leeds 	Fourth or fifth most populous city in England
15 	Reading 	Most populous city in and county town of Berkshire. Historical trade town in the Late Middle Ages.
16 	Birmingham 	Second most populous city in England
17 	Richmond 	City in southwest London, named after its Richmond Palace, which was named for the Earldom of Richmond, which was a feudal barony in North Yorkshire
18 	Exeter 	City in southwest England, religious centre in the Middle Ages, wool trade centre in the Renaissance
19 	Cambridge 	Known for Cambridge University. County town of Cambridgeshire.
20 	Gloucester 	City founded by the Romans. County town of Gloucestershire.
21 	Manchester 	Third most populous city in England. World's first city to industrialise.
22 	Bristol 	Third most populous city in England through the Middle Ages
23 	Leicester 	Most populous city in the East Midlands. County town of Leicestershire.
24 	Carlisle 	City founded by the Romans in Cumbria, northern England. Stronghold in the Middle Ages.
25 	Ipswich 	County town in Suffolk, eastern England
26 	Portsmouth 	City in Hampshire, southern England, on Portsea island. Large naval port during Pax Britanica.
27 	Berwick 	City in Northumberland, near the Scottish border, on the River Tweed
28 	Bath 	Most populous city in Somerset. Known for its hot springs and Roman baths.
29 	The Mumbles	Headland in Wales
==Added in BtS==
Founding Order	City Name 	Notes
1 	Southampton	Port city in Hampshire, and one of the largest in southern England
2 	Sheffield 	Sixth most populous urban area in England
3 	Salisbury 	Cathedral city close to Stonehenge
4 	Colchester 	City in Essex, capital of Roman Britain
5 	Plymouth 	City in Devon, southwest England, trade centre in Roman and Medieval eras. Largest Royal Navy dockyard.
6 	Lancaster 	Historical county town of Lancashire
7 	Blackpool 	A seaside resort, and the most populous city in Lancashire
8 	Winchester 	Second most populous city in England during the Anglo-Saxon period
9 	Hull 	City southeast of York, known for early English Civil War battles
Category:Cities (Civ4)
Category:English cities