Bridgnorth - View of the town climbing the hill
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Bridgnorth - View of the town climbing the hill
Image: © Rob Farrow Taken: 30 Jan 2022
The town of Bridgnorth spans the River Severn and climbs quite steeply on the western side. The town is effectively in three parts, although they all merge - these are: The eastern section (to the east of the river), Low Town along the western riverside and High Town some 100+ feet higher up the slope. This view is looking across from the eastern side to the western side as it climbs from Low Town to High Town, with a fascinating jumble of buildings. Image] can be seen slightly right of centre. The wall at the bottom of the image is the man-made river bank along Riverside.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.534847
Longitude
-2.417168