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The county is highly varied in its geography and built environment. For example, parts of the north and west of the county are heavily urbanised, especially around Birmingham, whereas the south west of the county includes a small area of the [[Cotswolds]], a range of rolling hills known for its handsome stone-built villages.
 
The county is highly varied in its geography and built environment. For example, parts of the north and west of the county are heavily urbanised, especially around Birmingham, whereas the south west of the county includes a small area of the [[Cotswolds]], a range of rolling hills known for its handsome stone-built villages.
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== Administration ==
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Warwickshire lends its name to [[Warwickshire County Council]] (WCC), which covers much of the county's largely rural geographical area. WCC, however, also covers part of the traditional county [[Gloucestershire]] and excludes many Warwickshire's more densely populated areas.
 
[[Category:United Kingdom Counties]]
 
[[Category:United Kingdom Counties]]
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