Closest Cities, Towns and Villages
| Much Wenlock, Shrewsbury | Broseley, Telford, Newport | Albrighton, Wolverhampton | ||
| Church Stretton, Bishop's Castle | Bobbington, Wombourne, Dudley, Birmingham | |||
| Bridgnorth | ||||
| Ludlow, Craven Arms | Highley, Alveley, Cleobury Mortimer | Enville, Kinver, Stourbridge, Bewdley, Kidderminster |
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