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Heritage · Historic England

The valley where industry changed scale

Shropshire, England · 52°38′N · 2°29′W

Mines, furnaces, canals and an iron bridge survive in one landscape.

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The valley where industry changed scale in Shropshire, England
Photo: Jerrye Roy Klotz, MD · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons
CategoryHeritage
DatasetHistoric England
Coordinates52°38′N · 2°29′W
EvidenceSource linked

Field note

Mines, furnaces, canals and an iron bridge survive in one landscape. Map and record layers place this feature in its wider geographic, historical and civic context.

Why it matters

The place preserves a material trace of technology, industry, settlement or culture that has disappeared elsewhere.

When to go

April–June and September–October are useful shoulder-season starting points.

JFMAMJJASOND
Green: favourableAmber: check conditionsRed: more challenging

Evidence and practical context

National Heritage List for England. The dataset supports discovery and context; inspect the original record for its full description, boundaries and status.

Before you go: Heritage status does not guarantee public access; verify ownership and opening information.

Place intelligence v2

What the surrounding data reveals

75Rarity / 99
Oddness / 99
7Oddities within 25 km
12Oddities within 50 km

unknown relative to mapped settlements · access signal: generally accessible · evidence confidence 84/100.

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Distances are straight-line approximations. Rarity is measured within MapTheOdd’s current catalogue.

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What this page adds

Nearest mapped settlementNot resolved
Administrative contextShropshire, England
Settlement populationNot available
TimezoneNot resolved
Isolation signalNot yet calculated
Page quality97/100 · Indexable

Evidence ledger

This separates source facts, editorial interpretation and computed context so they are not presented as equivalent claims.

CoordinateParsed from the published place recordHigh
Place identityThe valley where industry changed scaleMedium–high
InterpretationMines, furnaces, canals and an iron bridge survive in one landscape. Map and record layers place this feature in its wider geographic, historical and civic context.Low–medium
Local contextNo GeoNames matchComputed
AccessHeritage status does not guarantee public access; verify ownership and opening information.Requires live checking

Reuse the record

Download the structured place record, computed geographic context and provenance used by this page. This makes the page inspectable rather than a closed editorial summary.

Generated from source data checked August 2026. Computed relationships are reproducible approximations, not claims about legal access or current operating status.

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