Hartismere Rural District was a rural district in the county of East Suffolk, England. It was expanded in 1934 by merging with the disbanded Hoxne Rural District with a slight readjustment of boundaries. It was named after the ancient Hundred of Hartismere and administered from Eye.
Since 1 April 1974 it has formed part of the District of Mid Suffolk.
At the time of its dissolution it consisted of 52 civil parishes.
Statistics Year Area Population Density(pop/ha) acres ha1911 50,100 20,275 11,485 0.571921 10,840 0.531931 10,405 0.511951 96,486 39,047 17,317 0.441961 16,169 0.41
Parishes Parish From NotesAspall Athelington 1934 From Hoxne RDBacton Bedfield 1934 From Hoxne RDBedingfield 1934 From Hoxne RDBotesdale Braiseworth Brome Brundish 1934 From Hoxne RDBurgate Cotton Denham 1934 From Hoxne RDFinningham Fressingfield 1934 From Hoxne RDGislingham Horham 1934 From Hoxne RDHoxne 1934 From Hoxne RDKenton 1934 From Plomesgate RDLaxfield 1934 From Hoxne RDMellis Mendham 1934 From Hoxne RDMendlesham Metfield 1934 From Hoxne RDMonk Soham 1934 From Hoxne RDOakley Occold Palgrave Redgrave Redlingfield Rickinghall Superior Rishangles Southolt 1934 From Hoxne RDStoke Ash Stradbroke 1934 From Hoxne RDStuston Syleham 1934 From Hoxne RDTannington 1934 From Hoxne RDThorndon Thornham Magna Thornham Parva Thrandeston Thwaite Westhorpe Wetheringsett Weybread 1934 From Hoxne RDWickham Skeith Wilby 1934 From Hoxne RDWingfield 1934 From Hoxne RDWorlingworth 1934 From Hoxne RDWortham Wyverstone Yaxley
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