What is the capital of Yorkshire?

Yorkshire, as a historical entity in Northern England, does not have a single administrative centre or designated capital. It is one of the largest counties in England and was traditionally divided into three ridings: North, East and West Yorkshire. Each riding had its own administrative structure and county town.

While cities like York and Leeds are influential within the Yorkshire region, there isn't a single unified capital that encompasses the entire county. Each locality or district has its own administrative town or city, such as York for the City of York, Northallerton for North Yorkshire, and Wakefield for West Yorkshire.