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Stratford-upon-Avon is in the far south of the [[Midlands|English Midlands]] and makes up part of the Barlichway hundred in south-western [[Warwickshire]]. It is close to the northern part of the [[Cotswolds]], an upland rural areas of south-western England famous for its stone-built villages and market towns, of which a nearby example is [[Chipping Campden]], 10 miles to the south-west.

Stratford-upon-Avon is in the far south of the [[Midlands|English Midlands]] and makes up part of the Barlichway hundred in south-western [[Warwickshire]]. It is close to the northern part of the [[Cotswolds]], an upland rural areas of south-western England famous for its stone-built villages and market towns, of which a nearby example is [[Chipping Campden]], 10 miles to the south-west.

Stratford-upon-Avon is close to the border of the traditional counties Warwickshire and [[Gloucestershire]]; the traditional Gloucestershire village of Clifford Chambers lies around 1.7 miles south-west of the town.

Stratford-upon-Avon is close to the border of the traditional counties Warwickshire and [[Gloucestershire]]; the traditional Gloucestershire village of Clifford Chambers lies around 1.7 miles south-west of the town. Around 8 miles south of the town centre, again on the Gloucestershire border, sits Ebrington Hill which, at 856 ft (261 m), is the highest point in Warwickshire.

== History ==

== History ==