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Wootton

Settlement in Shropshire

England

Wootton

Passing place near New House Farm, Onibury The signpost indicates a footpath which crosses the adjacent field and converges with other paths to Vernold's Common. New House Farm is in the distance on the left
Passing place near New House Farm, Onibury Credit: David Smith

Wootton is a small village located in the county of Shropshire, England. Situated approximately 5 miles southeast of the market town of Bridgnorth, Wootton is nestled in the picturesque countryside of the Severn Valley. It is part of the civil parish of Worfield.

The village is known for its charming and idyllic setting, with rolling hills, lush green fields, and a tranquil atmosphere. Wootton is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, making it a popular destination for nature lovers and hikers.

The village itself is small in size, with a population of around 500 residents. It features a mix of traditional architecture, including quaint cottages and country houses. The local community is close-knit, and there is a strong sense of community spirit among the villagers.

Wootton boasts a few amenities for its residents and visitors. These include a village hall, a local pub, and a small church. The village hall serves as a hub for various community events and activities, such as social gatherings, clubs, and fundraisers.

Despite its rural location, Wootton benefits from good transportation links. The village is easily accessible by road, with the A454 running nearby, connecting it to Bridgnorth and other nearby towns. Public transportation options are also available, with regular bus services serving the area.

Overall, Wootton offers a peaceful and picturesque setting for those seeking a rural retreat. Its natural beauty, community spirit, and convenient location make it an attractive place to live or visit in Shropshire.

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Wootton Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 52.400413/-2.801451 or Grid Reference SO4578. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Passing place near New House Farm, Onibury The signpost indicates a footpath which crosses the adjacent field and converges with other paths to Vernold's Common. New House Farm is in the distance on the left
Passing place near New House Farm, Onibury
The signpost indicates a footpath which crosses the adjacent field and converges with other paths to Vernold's Common. New House Farm is in the distance on the left
Back Lane heading south
Back Lane heading south
Back Lane This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Back Lane
This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Back Lane heading south This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Back Lane heading south
This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Sheep by Back Lane
Sheep by Back Lane
Gate, Back Lane
Gate, Back Lane
Road sign, Back Lane This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Road sign, Back Lane
This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Lane to Walton off Back Lane
Lane to Walton off Back Lane
Back Lane This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Back Lane
This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Cottage on Back Lane This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Cottage on Back Lane
This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Cottage on Back Lane
Cottage on Back Lane
Sheep near Back Lane
Sheep near Back Lane
Building by Back Lane
Building by Back Lane
Footpath off Back Lane This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Footpath off Back Lane
This narrow lane parallels the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow, hence Back Lane.
Small bridge on the Welsh Marches Line The Welsh Marches line runs between Shrewsbury (where it connects with lines to Manchester, Liverpool and North Wales) and Newport (where it connects with the South Wales line). It allows direct trains to run between North and South Wales. The line was constructed in the 1850s by two railway companies, both heading for Hereford. Trains regularly run between Manchester and South Wales.
Small bridge on the Welsh Marches Line
The Welsh Marches line runs between Shrewsbury (where it connects with lines to Manchester, Liverpool and North Wales) and Newport (where it connects with the South Wales line). It allows direct trains to run between North and South Wales. The line was constructed in the 1850s by two railway companies, both heading for Hereford. Trains regularly run between Manchester and South Wales.
Welsh Marches Line in the Onny Valley The Welsh Marches line runs between Shrewsbury (where it connects with lines to Manchester, Liverpool and North Wales) and Newport (where it connects with the South Wales line). It allows direct trains to run between North and South Wales. The line was constructed in the 1850s by two railway companies, both heading for Hereford. Trains regularly run between Manchester and South Wales.
Welsh Marches Line in the Onny Valley
The Welsh Marches line runs between Shrewsbury (where it connects with lines to Manchester, Liverpool and North Wales) and Newport (where it connects with the South Wales line). It allows direct trains to run between North and South Wales. The line was constructed in the 1850s by two railway companies, both heading for Hereford. Trains regularly run between Manchester and South Wales.
Back Lane This lane runs parallel with the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow - hence Back Lane.
Back Lane
This lane runs parallel with the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow - hence Back Lane.
Back Lane This lane runs parallel with the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow - hence Back Lane.
Back Lane
This lane runs parallel with the A49 between Onibury and Ludlow - hence Back Lane.
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Wootton is located at Grid Ref: SO4578 (Lat: 52.400413, Lng: -2.801451)

Unitary Authority: Shropshire

Police Authority: West Mercia

What 3 Words

///resort.drift.twitching. Near Bromfield, Shropshire

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