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Red Hill

Hill, Mountain in Shropshire

England

Red Hill

St Matthew's Benchmark The Ordnance Survey benchmark cut into St Matthew's Church, Donnington Wood, Telford. The benchmark, last verified by the OS in 1961, is 0.8-metres off the ground and 93.55-metres above the Newlyn Datum. The Church was built between 1842 & 1844 for local colliery workers. It is Grade-II listed.
St Matthew's Benchmark Credit: Anthony Rowley

Red Hill is a prominent hill located in the county of Shropshire, England. Standing at an elevation of approximately 269 meters (883 feet), it offers breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The hill is situated near the village of Albrighton, in close proximity to the Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Red Hill derives its name from the distinctive reddish hue of the soil found within its vicinity, which is a result of the iron-rich geological composition of the area. This characteristic coloration adds to the hill's visual appeal and contributes to its unique charm.

The hill itself is covered in a variety of vegetation, including grassland and shrubs, with scattered trees dotting the landscape. This diverse flora provides habitats for a wide range of wildlife, and visitors often spot various bird species and small mammals during their explorations.

Red Hill is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts, hikers, and nature lovers alike. It offers several walking trails that cater to different levels of difficulty, allowing visitors to explore the hill and its surrounding areas at their own pace. The summit of Red Hill provides an excellent vantage point, offering panoramic views of the countryside and nearby landmarks.

Due to its accessibility and natural beauty, Red Hill attracts visitors throughout the year. Its tranquil surroundings and picturesque vistas make it an ideal spot for relaxation, picnicking, and photography. Whether one seeks solitude, adventure, or simply a peaceful escape from the bustling city, Red Hill in Shropshire is a destination that promises to captivate and rejuvenate all who visit.

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Images are sourced within 2km of 52.705826/-2.4166373 or Grid Reference SJ7112. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

St Matthew's Benchmark The Ordnance Survey benchmark cut into St Matthew's Church, Donnington Wood, Telford. The benchmark, last verified by the OS in 1961, is 0.8-metres off the ground and 93.55-metres above the Newlyn Datum. The Church was built between 1842 & 1844 for local colliery workers. It is Grade-II listed.
St Matthew's Benchmark
The Ordnance Survey benchmark cut into St Matthew's Church, Donnington Wood, Telford. The benchmark, last verified by the OS in 1961, is 0.8-metres off the ground and 93.55-metres above the Newlyn Datum. The Church was built between 1842 & 1844 for local colliery workers. It is Grade-II listed.
Redhill Milestone with Benchmark The Milestone with OS benchmark (dating from at least the 19th Century) that sits on the route of Watling Street at Redhill near to Oakengates in Telford. The Milestone now sits in a ditch alongside & below the level of the road. The benchmark, which is 0.2-metres above the ground & 163.51-metres above the Newlyn Datum, was last verified by the OS in 1986.
Redhill Milestone with Benchmark
The Milestone with OS benchmark (dating from at least the 19th Century) that sits on the route of Watling Street at Redhill near to Oakengates in Telford. The Milestone now sits in a ditch alongside & below the level of the road. The benchmark, which is 0.2-metres above the ground & 163.51-metres above the Newlyn Datum, was last verified by the OS in 1986.
New Yard, St Georges The OS benchmark cut into the former New Yard Engineering Works in St. Georges, Telford. It was levelled in 1961 and last verified by the OS in 1985. It is recorded as being 141.37-metres above the Ordnance Datum at Newlyn
New Yard, St Georges
The OS benchmark cut into the former New Yard Engineering Works in St. Georges, Telford. It was levelled in 1961 and last verified by the OS in 1985. It is recorded as being 141.37-metres above the Ordnance Datum at Newlyn
Old Boundary Marker On Lodge Road, St George's Estate Boundary Marker against the front garden wall of Rose Cottage on the west side of Lodge Road at its junction with School Street in St George's. St. Georges and Priorslee parish. The stone marked the boundary between two plots of land - 315 and 309 - that, in the 19C were leased from Lord Stafford to John Horton and company, which later became the Lilleshall Company. Plot 309 incorporated part of the Pain's Lane racecourse and its grandstand. Milestone Society National ID: SA_STGPRI01em
Old Boundary Marker On Lodge Road, St George's
Estate Boundary Marker against the front garden wall of Rose Cottage on the west side of Lodge Road at its junction with School Street in St George's. St. Georges and Priorslee parish. The stone marked the boundary between two plots of land - 315 and 309 - that, in the 19C were leased from Lord Stafford to John Horton and company, which later became the Lilleshall Company. Plot 309 incorporated part of the Pain's Lane racecourse and its grandstand. Milestone Society National ID: SA_STGPRI01em
Granville Landfill site Formerly operated by SUEZ, the putrescible waste landfill site is now being filled by Potters Group.
Granville Landfill site
Formerly operated by SUEZ, the putrescible waste landfill site is now being filled by Potters Group.
Checkley Lane approaching Redhill Way Viewed from the junction with Crest Road.
Checkley Lane approaching Redhill Way
Viewed from the junction with Crest Road.
Granville Road, Donnington Wood The entrance to the Muller factory is on the right.
Granville Road, Donnington Wood
The entrance to the Muller factory is on the right.
Asda petrol station, Wrockwardine Wood Way
Asda petrol station, Wrockwardine Wood Way
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark This OS cut mark can be found on No71 Wrekin Drive. It marks a point 82.921m above mean sea level.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
This OS cut mark can be found on No71 Wrekin Drive. It marks a point 82.921m above mean sea level.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark This OS cut mark can be found on No1 St Georges Road. It marks a point 95.330m above mean sea level.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
This OS cut mark can be found on No1 St Georges Road. It marks a point 95.330m above mean sea level.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark This OS cut mark can be found on the east angle of St Matthew's Church. It marks a point 93.552m above mean sea level.
Ordnance Survey Cut Mark
This OS cut mark can be found on the east angle of St Matthew's Church. It marks a point 93.552m above mean sea level.
The White Horse
The White Horse
Morrisons supermarket, Wrekin Drive
Morrisons supermarket, Wrekin Drive
New-build housing at Muxton - Regent's Crescent
New-build housing at Muxton - Regent's Crescent
New houses at Muxton Just backing onto the access to the golf club, these houses have recently been built. The area continues to be developed.
New houses at Muxton
Just backing onto the access to the golf club, these houses have recently been built. The area continues to be developed.
A small carpark and part of NCN Route 55 The carpark gives access to walks (and short rides) in the Granville Country Park, which if the truth be told, is a tad muddy at this time of year.
A small carpark and part of NCN Route 55
The carpark gives access to walks (and short rides) in the Granville Country Park, which if the truth be told, is a tad muddy at this time of year.
The old lane to Muxton Grange Now superseded by a metalled construction just the other side of the hedge on the right, which leads to the golf club.
The old lane to Muxton Grange
Now superseded by a metalled construction just the other side of the hedge on the right, which leads to the golf club.
Part of the Shropshire Golf Centre course
Part of the Shropshire Golf Centre course
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Red Hill is located at Grid Ref: SJ7112 (Lat: 52.705826, Lng: -2.4166373)

Unitary Authority: Telford and Wrekin

Police Authority: West Mercia

What 3 Words

///rejoiced.caressing.glove. Near Oakengates, Shropshire

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Donnington Wood Red Hill Donnington Granville Country Park

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