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'''Cheshire''' is a county in the west of England, on the border with [[Wales]]. It is primarily considered to be in the North West of England, although occasionally it is considered a part of the English Midlands, due to it having formed a part of the Anglian kingdom [[Mercia]] (527–918 AD). It forms a part of the historic [[Welsh Marches]] border region between England and Wales.  
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'''Cheshire''' is a county in the west of England, on the border with [[Wales]]. It is primarily considered to be in the [[North West of England]], although occasionally it is considered a part of the [[Midlands|English Midlands]], due to it having formed a part of the Anglian kingdom [[Mercia]] (527–918 AD). It forms a part of the historic [[Welsh Marches]] border region between England and Wales.  
    
Cheshire borders [[Lancashire]] across the River Mersey to the north, with a significantly shorter border with [[Yorkshire]] to the north east. Its eastern border is mostly with [[Derbyshire]]. To the south, Cheshire borders [[Staffordshire]] and [[Shropshire]], bordering [[Denbighshire]] and [[Flintshire]], both in Wales, to the west.
 
Cheshire borders [[Lancashire]] across the River Mersey to the north, with a significantly shorter border with [[Yorkshire]] to the north east. Its eastern border is mostly with [[Derbyshire]]. To the south, Cheshire borders [[Staffordshire]] and [[Shropshire]], bordering [[Denbighshire]] and [[Flintshire]], both in Wales, to the west.
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