Hormead

Hormead is a civil parish in Hertfordshire, England. It comprises the village of Great Hormead and hamlets of Little Hormead and Hare Street and lies in the East Hertfordshire district. Hare Street House is located within Hare Street.

Parishes	Ashwell Barkway Barley Bygrave Caldecote and Newnham Clothall and Luffenhall Codicote Graveley Great Ashby Hexton Hinxworth Holwell Ickleford Kelshall Kimpton King's Walden Knebworth Langley Lilley Nuthampstead Offley Pirton Preston Radwell Reed Royston Rushden and Wallington Sandon St Ippolyts St Paul's Walden Therfield Weston Wymondley

Unparished areas	Baldock Hitchin Letchworth Garden City

Parishes	Colney Heath Harpenden Harpenden Rural London Colney Redbourn Sandridge St Michael St Stephen Wheathampstead

Unparished areas	St Albans

Parishes	Abbots Langley Chorleywood Croxley Green Sarratt Watford Rural

Unparished areas	Rickmansworth

Parishes	Ayot St Lawrence Ayot St Peter Essendon Hatfield North Mymms Northaw and Cuffley Welwyn Woolmer Green

Unparished areas	Welwyn Garden City

Unparished boroughs

See also

Ceremonial county of Hertfordshire

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Boroughs or districts	Borough of Broxbourne Borough of Dacorum District of East Hertfordshire Borough of Hertsmere District of North Hertfordshire City and District of St Albans Borough of Stevenage District of Three Rivers Borough of Watford Borough of Welwyn Hatfield

Major settlements	Baldock Berkhamsted Bishop's Stortford Borehamwood Broxbourne Buntingford Bushey Cheshunt Harpenden Hatfield Hemel Hempstead Hertford Hitchin Hoddesdon Kings Langley Letchworth Potters Bar Rickmansworth Royston Sawbridgeworth St Albans Stevenage Tring Waltham Cross Ware Watford Welwyn Garden City See also: List of civil parishes in Hertfordshire

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