Where Is Warwickshire In England?

Warwickshire is in central England, it is practically landlocked. The current administrative setup of Warwickshire is very different from the setup that it had in earlier times. Warwickshire is also referred to as Warwicks or Warks.

Most of the inhabitants of Warwickshire reside in the north and centre, while the south of this county is mostly rural and sparsely populated. Warwickshire developed into a thriving industrial centre during the industrial revolution. In addition it also played a crucial part in Britain's Civil War.

Warwickshire has a wide variety of tourist attractions. Interested persons can visit the place of Shakespeare's birth in Stratford-upon-Avon, check out the quaint houses as well as the sporting activities of Nuneaton and Bedworth. George Elliot the writer also hailed from the county of Warwick in addition to Rupert Brooke (the rugby player) and Michael Drayton.

Add Comment

Report