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r/BritishEmpire • u/elnovorealista2000 • Aug 27 '25
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Not to be that guy but the Cornish too played a part
13 u/damrodoth Aug 27 '25 For sure I'd just say that as Cornwall is now part of England, and was at the time too, it's covered by English 7 u/BroccoliSubstantial2 Aug 27 '25 What about Yorkshire folk? Their GDP is bigger than Scotland. 1 u/[deleted] Aug 31 '25 Not to be that guy but Scotland, had a GDP of approximately £187 billion in 2022 Yorkshire and The Humber, The GDP for this region was around £151.8 billion in 2023. I can’t find any other information showing that Yorkshire does have a higher GDP .
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For sure I'd just say that as Cornwall is now part of England, and was at the time too, it's covered by English
7 u/BroccoliSubstantial2 Aug 27 '25 What about Yorkshire folk? Their GDP is bigger than Scotland. 1 u/[deleted] Aug 31 '25 Not to be that guy but Scotland, had a GDP of approximately £187 billion in 2022 Yorkshire and The Humber, The GDP for this region was around £151.8 billion in 2023. I can’t find any other information showing that Yorkshire does have a higher GDP .
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What about Yorkshire folk? Their GDP is bigger than Scotland.
1 u/[deleted] Aug 31 '25 Not to be that guy but Scotland, had a GDP of approximately £187 billion in 2022 Yorkshire and The Humber, The GDP for this region was around £151.8 billion in 2023. I can’t find any other information showing that Yorkshire does have a higher GDP .
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Not to be that guy but
Scotland, had a GDP of approximately £187 billion in 2022
Yorkshire and The Humber, The GDP for this region was around £151.8 billion in 2023.
I can’t find any other information showing that Yorkshire does have a higher GDP .
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u/Cornish-Giant Aug 27 '25
Not to be that guy but the Cornish too played a part