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Bromsgrove

Bromsgrove is a town in Worcestershire. Bromsgrove was a market town, with a long history of water mills, nail making and a railway wagon works. It is best known now for Bromsgrove School, a private residential school, and for being the town where the poet AE Houseman and his radical brother and sister lived.

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Bromsgrove

Location: Worcestershire, West Midlands, England, United Kingdom, Britain and Ireland, Europe
Population: 49,100
United Nations Location Code: GB BGV
Latitude: 52.3357° or 52° 20' 8.7" north
Longitude: -2.0598° or 2° 3' 35.4" west
Elevation: 295 feet (90 meters)
GeoNames ID: 2654579

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Other Names for Bromsgrove

French: Bromsgrove
German: Bromsgrove
Italian: Bromsgrove
Korean: 브롬스그로브
Lithuanian: Bromsgrovas
Persian: برومزگرو
Portuguese: Bromsgrove
Spanish: Bromsgrove

In the Area

Localities

Bromsgrove Town Sidemoor Suburb Sidemoor Neighborhood Perryfields Neighborhood Lowes Hill Suburb Aston Fields Suburb

Landmarks

North Bromsgrove High School School The Crabmill Pub Bromsgrove School School South Bromsgrove High School School Aston Fields Middle School School, 1 mile southeast Charford Suburb, 1 mile south

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