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Map of the Cotswolds
Click on the major Cotswold towns for further information about the place
The Cotswolds Map generally takes up an area from Worcester due north to Bath due south, across to Oxford and then north to Stratford-upon-Avon.
The region is delineated by the belt of rich limestone and of course by the beautiful cottages, fine buildings, and churches built of this material.
Usually, the limestone in the northern Cotswolds is a rich honey coloured brown which gradually grades creamier the further south you tour. |
Larger Scale Map of the Cotswolds Region
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Interactive Map of the Cotswolds
Click on the place names to get comprehensive information
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Map of England
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Map of the English Counties
Note: The six English Counties that make up parts of the Cotswolds Region
(Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Somerset & Wiltshire) |
Tour Maps of the Cotswolds |