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* [[Worcestershire]]  

* [[Worcestershire]]  

Other definitions of the Midlands are more inclusive; Cheshire, for example, is sometimes considered to be part of the Midlands, with the southern border of [[northern England]] being located unofficially at the [[River Mersey]].

Other definitions of the Midlands are more inclusive; Cheshire, for example, is sometimes considered to be part of the Midlands, with the southern border of [[northern England]] being located unofficially at the [[River Mersey]]. Conversely, some definitions regard the regions northernmost extreme as simply being northern; the far-north of Derbyshire is served by North West Ambulance Service and BBC North West instead of the East Midland equivalents, for example. Some parts of the south-west Midlands, namely Herefordshire and Worcestershire, are occasionally described as [[West Country]].

Non-statistical Midland regions also exist, although these too are broadly defined. These are the North and South Midlands. The North Midlands typically groups together parts of the Midlands with northern English characteristics (such as Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and north Staffordshire), with southern parts of northern England (especially Cheshire and southern Yorkshire) occasionally being included.

Non-statistical Midland regions also exist, although these too are broadly defined. These are the North and South Midlands. The North Midlands typically groups together parts of the Midlands with northern English characteristics (such as Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and north Staffordshire), with southern parts of northern England (especially Cheshire and southern Yorkshire) occasionally being included.

[[Category:England]]

[[Category:England]]