Go West


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The River Teme is 74 miles long.  It forms the border between England and Wales, Shropshire and Herefordshire and Herefordshire and Worcestershire.  

The information on these pages and the links to other sites are designed to help you to get the most from a visit to the Teme Valley. It has been collected by volunteers taking part in the Go West Teme Valley project.
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EXPLORING THE TEME VALLEY
Information on motoring, walking, cycling and riding around the area.
DESTINATIONS
The small towns, villages and remote hamlets waiting to be explored
NATURAL HISTORY
More about the countryside, its hills and valleys, rivers and streams, flora and fauna.
HERITAGE
What the people of the past have left behind - farm buildings, industrial archaeology, churches, satined glass, beautiful stone carvings etc. etc