Where did the brigantes settle?

The Brigantes were a Celtic tribe that primarily settled in what is now northern England, particularly in the area of modern-day Yorkshire and parts of Lancashire. Their territory stretched from the Pennines to the North Sea, encompassing a significant portion of the northern British Isles during the Iron Age and Roman period. The Brigantes were known for their strong resistance against Roman conquest and played a crucial role in the resistance movements against Roman rule.