Aldridge Map

Aldridge map, view the West Midlands town of Aldridge, located in the county of West Midlands, England.

Detailed Street Map of Aldridge West Midlands & Guide to the Area

Aldridge Map West Midlands: Interactive map of Aldridge, displaying the town situated in the county of West Midlands, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Aldridge area and a Aldridge town centre map, showing Aldridge Shopping Centre.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Aldridge map are: Costa Coffee Aldridge, Simply Delicious Bakery, The Crown Pub Aldridge, Aldridge Social Club, Aldridge Tavern, The Avion Wetherspoon, Shell Aldridge Service Station, Aldridge Library, Tesco Express Aldridge, The Kitchen Shop, Nikki's Deli, Birds Bakery, Blue Giraffe Coffee, Home Bargains, Boots Aldridge, Aldridge Dry Cleaners, Little Explorers Nursery, Aldridge Fire Station, Aldridge Police Station, Aldridge Community Centre, St Mary's Church, Aldridge School, Cooper and Jordan School, Westgate Practice, Croft Pharmacy, Aldridge Youth Theatre, Aldridge Carpets, Janets Hair and Beauty, Travel Lounge Aldridge, Aldridge Garden Centre, Aldridge Chiropody Clinic, Simply Fresh Aldridge, WHSmith Local, McColl's Aldridge, Aldi Walsall Wood, Aldridge Pet Supplies, The Garden Room Café, The Croft, Modern Edge Barbers, The Funky Teapot, Power Fitness Gym, Box Nutrition, The Dressing Room Boutique, Goody 2 Shoes, Headways Hair Salon, Aldridge MOT Centre, Fit4Life Gym, Fish and Chip Co Aldridge, The Cake Hole, Petals Florist.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Walsall Wood, Brownhills, Clayhanger, Stonnall, Streetly, Pelsall, Rushall, Bloxwich, New Invention, Short Heath, Shelfield, Great Barr, Kingstanding, Little Aston, Four Oaks, Hill Hook, Shenstone, Mill Green, Norton Canes, Hammerwich, Aldershawe, Hardwick, High Heath, Leamore, Burntwood, Hednesford, Cannock, Chasetown, Lichfield, Boney Hay, Mere Green.

Aldridge is a suburban town tucked into the eastern side of the Walsall borough, with a bit of countryside on its doorstep and a decent buzz in the centre. It's the kind of place where you'll find tidy green spaces, a high street that still holds onto a mix of local shops and familiar names, and a community that's active without being hectic. It's close enough to Birmingham to keep commuters happy, yet far enough out to feel like its own corner of the West Midlands.

The history of Aldridge stretches back to Saxon times, though it really started to grow during the 19th and early 20th centuries thanks to brickmaking, coal mining and lime production. These days, the heavy industry has all but vanished, but the town has continued to grow into a solid, middle-sized commuter base. The last census puts the population at just under 27,000, and you get the sense most folk who move here tend to stay put, thanks to the schools, quiet neighbourhoods and handy transport links.

There's plenty in and around Aldridge to keep you busy. The town's own shopping centre includes all the essentials and a few surprises, with local butchers, bakeries and independent cafés keeping things interesting. Just outside town, Walsall Arboretum offers lovely walks and play areas, and the Chasewater Country Park and reservoir are only a short drive away if you're after waterside paths or a day out with the kids. Not too far from here you'll find National Trust gems like Moseley Old Hall, and English Heritage has the atmospheric ruins of Weoley Castle tucked into Birmingham's suburbs. Aldridge itself has a mix of traditional pubs, sports clubs and green open spaces like The Croft, giving it a proper small-town feel with some good breathing space.

Zoom out a little, and the West Midlands opens right up. Birmingham's got all the bright lights, with its theatres, shopping districts, museums and music venues. Wolverhampton offers arts, football and some cracking parks. Coventry, Dudley, Walsall and Solihull all bring something different to the table — from history and heritage to shopping, sports, or canal walks. You don't need to go far in this county to find something worth seeing.

Getting to Aldridge is straightforward. It's just off the A454, linking into the M6 and M5 for access across the Midlands and beyond. The nearest train stations are Walsall and Blake Street, both of which connect into Birmingham and beyond, while local bus services run regularly between Aldridge and nearby towns. For flights, Birmingham Airport is the closest option and it's not much more than half an hour by car, depending on traffic.

The West Midlands is a patchwork of cities, towns and green spaces, where the past and present blur together in interesting ways. It's one of the UK's most diverse counties, culturally and historically, and it's easy to see why it's such a draw — whether you're after industry, countryside, nightlife, or a quieter pace of life like Aldridge offers. There's a strong identity in each corner of it, and despite the bustle in places like Birmingham, there's a lot of pride in the smaller towns too.

We hope you found this Aldridge tourist map useful for your visit to the area.

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