English cities (Civ5)

English cities are cities that can be founded by the English civilization in Civilization V and its expansions. The first city founded is the , 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.
Founding Order	City Name 	Notes
1 	London 	Capital city, old Roman fort town, home of the Globe Theatre and Big Ben
2 	York 	Ancient Roman settlement. Namesake of the American City, "New York"
3 	Nottingham 	Home to the legend of Robin Hood
4 	Hastings 	Coastal Town, site of the battle between Harold Godwinson and William of Normandy
5 	Canterbury 	Located in Kent, seat of the Archbishop
6 	Coventry 	The most central city in the UK
7 	Warwick 	Historic medieval town
8 	Newcastle 	Major industrial port city
9 	Oxford 	Famous university city
10 	Liverpool 	Major industrial port city
11 	Dover 	Coastal port that is near the Channel Tunnel link to France
12 	Brighton 	Popular seaside resort in the south of England.
13 	Norwich 	Early Anglo-Saxon Settlement
14 	Leeds 	Third largest city in the UK
15 	Reading 	Old Anglo-Saxon Town
16 	Birmingham 	Second-largest city in England, famous for its jewelry trade and Industrial Revolution-era landmarks
17 	Richmond 	The most duplicated place name, with 57 worldwide
18 	Exeter 	The most South-Western Roman fortified settlement
19 	Cambridge  	Famous university city
20 	Gloucester 	Ancient Roman Settlement
21 	Manchester 	Ancient Roman settlement, third city of England
22 	Bristol 	Ancient Roman Settlement, largest city in South West England
23 	Leicester 	Ancient Roman settlement, close to the site of the Battle of Bosworth
24 	Carlisle 	Roman outpost associated with Hadrian's Wall
25 	Ipswich 	Possibly the oldest town in England
26 	Portsmouth 	Major port city, home to a historic dockyard that is part of the Royal Navy
27 	Berwick 	Appears in the Domesday Book of 1086 as Berewice
28 	Bath 	Ancient Roman settlement
29 	Mumbles 	Town in Wales adjacent to Swansea
30 	Southampton	Saxon and Medieval walled town turned major commercial port city, famous for embarkment of Great War infantry and the Titanic
31 	Sheffield 	Inhabited since the Upper Paleolithic, underwent rapid growth during the Industrial Revolution
32 	Salisbury 	Closest city to the Stonehenge, tallest cathedral spire in Britain is home to a copy of the Magna Carta
33 	Colchester 	Ancient Roman capital
34 	Plymouth 	Gateway port to the new world
35 	Lancaster 	Ancient Roman settlement
36 	Blackpool 	Well-known tourist city
37 	Winchester 	Original capital city of England
38 	Hull 	Founded in the 12th century at the mouth of the river Hull
Category:Cities (Civ5)
Category:English cities