What does yh mean?
yh means Yorkshire and the Humber
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Yorkshire and the Humber?
Yorkshire and the Humber can be abbreviated as yh
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What does yh stand for? yh stands for "Yorkshire and the Humber". |
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How to abbreviate "Yorkshire and the Humber"? "Yorkshire and the Humber" can be abbreviated as yh. |
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What is the meaning of yh abbreviation? The meaning of yh abbreviation is "Yorkshire and the Humber". |
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What is yh abbreviation? One of the definitions of yh is "Yorkshire and the Humber". |
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What does yh mean? yh as abbreviation means "Yorkshire and the Humber". |
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What is shorthand of Yorkshire and the Humber? The most common shorthand of "Yorkshire and the Humber" is yh. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GOYH - Government Office for Yorkshire and the Humber
- YHALA - Yorkshire and Humber Association of Local Authorities
- YHBF - Yorkshire and Humber Biodiversity Forum
- YHCoE - Yorkshire and the Humber Centre of Excellence
- YHCPC - Yorkshire and the Humber Commercial Procurement Collaborative
- YHFF - Yorkshire and Humber Fraud Forum
- YHGfL - Yorkshire and Humber Grid for Learning
- YHPHO - Yorkshire and Humber Public Health Observatory
- YHRAF - Yorkshire and the Humber Rural Affairs Forum
- YHREF - Yorkshire and Humber Regional Environment Forum
- YHRF - Yorkshire and the Humber Rural Framework
- YHRTP - Yorkshire and the Humber Regional Training Partnership
- SEYH - Social Enterprise Yorkshire and the Humber
- TWYLREB - The West Yorkshire and Lindsey Regional Examinations Board
- YATHTSG - Yorkshire and the Humber Trading Standards Group
- YF - Yorkshire Forward (Yorkshire and the Humber Regional Development Agency)
- YHRA - Yorkshire and Humber Regional Assembly
- YHSCG - Yorkshire and the Humber Specialised Commissioning Group
- YHTAR - Yorkshire the Humber Transport Activists Roundtable
- YHDA - Yorkshire and the Humberside Development Agency