Natural England - West Midlands
West Midlands
The features that define the landscape of each area are recorded in individual descriptions which explain what makes one area different from another and shows how that character has arisen and how it is changing.
An introduction to the region - Countryside character: West Midlands: (654kb)
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West Midlands National Character Area map
- 52. White Peak
- 53. South West Peak
- 61. Shropshire, Cheshire & Staffordshire Plain
- 63. Oswestry Uplands
- 64. Potteries & Churnet Valley
- 65. Shropshire Hills
- 66. Mid Severn Sandstone Plateau
- 67. Cannock Chase & Cank Wood
- 68. Needwood & South Derbyshire Claylands
- 69. Trent Valley Washlands
- 70. Melbourne Parklands
- 72. Mease/Sence Lowlands
- 94. Leicestershire Vales
- 95. Northamptonshire Uplands
- 96. Dunsmore & Feldon
- 97. Arden
- 98. Clun & North West Herefordshire Hills
- 99. Black Mountains & Golden Valley
- 100. Herefordshire Lowlands
- 101. Herefordshire Plateau
- 102. Teme Valley
- 103. Malvern Hills
- 104. South Herefordshire & Over Severn
- 105. Forest of Dean & Lower Wye
- 106. Severn & Avon Vales
- 107. Cotswolds
