The only thing better than Northumberland's beautiful scenery, historic castles and blonde beaches is the people Good, honest, friendly folk whose banter cannot be matched by those in the south. Although people might confuse your accent for the Geordie dialect, you are Northumbrian and proud. Northumberland is the most northern county of England, sharing a border with Scotland. It is a place full of history and heritage, with good transport links to Newcastle, and has become a popular haven for commuters who enjoy being able to leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind when they finish work. With no major cities, Northumberland has one of the lowest populations in the country. This leaves room for many naturally beautiful attractions and unspoiled coastal resorts as well as its uneven landscape, which results in breath-taking views of the valley. So if youre from Prudhoe, Hexham, Cramlington, Ashington, Ponteland, Berwick, Acomb, Bamburgh, Haydon Bridge, Halwhistle, Stocksfield, Wylam, Blyth or any of the other towns, villages and hamlets in Northumberland, take a look at the 14 things your county has to be proud of. From castles and other historic sites, to great beers and local food, this articles covers them all.