• Black British English
• England (English language in England)
  • Northern
    • Cheshire
    • Cumbrian including Barrow-in-Furness
    • Geordie (Tyneside)
    • Lancastrian(Lancashire)
    • Scouse (Merseyside)
    • Mancunian-Salfordian Manchester & (Salford)
    • Mackem (Sunderland)
    • Northumbrian (rural Northumberland)
    • Pitmatic (Durham and Northumberland)
    • Yorkshire (also known as Broad Yorkshire or Tyke)
    • In the far north, local speech is noticeably Scots in nature.
  • East Midlands
  • West Midlands
    • Black Country English
    • Brummie (Birmingham)
    • Potteries (north Staffordshire)
  • Southern
    • Received Pronunciation (also known as Queen's English or BBC English)
    • Cockney (East London)
    • East Anglian (Norfolk/Broad Norfolk, Suffolk and North Essex)
    • Estuary (Thames Estuary)
    • Kentish (Kent)
    • Multicultural London English (Inner London)
    • Sussex
  • West Country
• Scotland
  • Scottish English
• Wales
  • Welsh English
    • Cardiff

Ireland

• Mid Ulster English
• Hiberno-English
  • Dublin
  • Cork
  • Kerry and Cork County
  • Connacht
  • Sligo Town
  • Galway City
  • Rural Munster (Tipperary, Limerick County, Clare, Waterford)
  • Limerick City
  • North Leinster (Louth and Meath)
  • South Leinster (Kilkenny, Laois, Longford, Offaly, Westmeath, Wexford, Wicklow)

• Isle of Man
• Manx English

Channel Islands

• Guernsey English
• Jersey English

Malta

• Maltenglish

• African-American Vernacular English (AAVE)
• Chicano English
• General American
• New York Latino English
• Pennsylvania Dutchified English
• Yeshivish
• Yinglish

• Boston English
• Hudson Valley English (Albany)
• Maine-New Hampshire English
• New York City Dialect, Northern New Jersey Dialect (New York metropolitan area)
• Providence-area English
• Vermont English
• Philadelphia-area English
• Buffalo English

• Wawarsing English
• Northeast Pennsylvania English (Scranton, Pennsylvania-area)

• Pittsburgh English
• Washington D.C. Metropolitan Area Accent (D.C. Slang)
• Baltimorese
• Tidewater accent
• Virginia Piedmont
• Virginia Tidewater[1]

• Buffalo English
• Midland American English
• North Midlands English
• St. Louis dialect
• South Midland
• Appalachian English

• Coastal Southeastern
• Cajun English
• Harkers Island English
• Ozark English
• Piedmont Dialect
• Southern Highland English
• Florida Cracker Dialect
• Gullah or Geechee
• Tampanian English
• Texan
• Yat (New Orleans)
• California English
• Utah English
• Wyoming English
• Idaho English
• Boontling
• Hawaiian English
• Pacific Northwest English

• Newfoundland English
• Maritimer English
• Cape Breton accent
• Lunenburg English
• West/Central Canadian English
• Northern Ontario English
• Quebec English
• Ottawa Valley Twang
• Pacific Northwest English