Boundary marker at Six Ways, Walsall.
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Boundary marker at Six Ways, Walsall.
Image: © Frank Smith Taken: 4 Apr 2006
This is in Birmingham Road, Walsall, and is quite a way from the current borough boundary. I would imagine that very few people know of its existence (or even want to know) but it is interesting particularly as it is close to the town centre and a long way from the current boundary indicating that Walsall has grown considerably in size since 1925.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.57972
Longitude
-1.974279