Camp Hill - England

England

  • Camp Hill, West Midlands, an area of, south-east of the centre of Birmingham
    • The 1643 Battle of Camp Hill
    • King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Boys and King Edward VI Camp Hill School for Girls that were once located there
    • Camp Hill railway station on the Birmingham and Gloucester Railway
    • Camp Hill Line, a railway in the West Midlands.
  • Camp Hill (HM Prison), a prison on the Isle of Wight

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