Madeley Map

Detailed Street Map of Madeley Shropshire & Guide to the Area

Madeley Map Shropshire: Interactive map of Madeley, displaying the town situated in the county of Shropshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Madeley area and a Madeley town centre map, showing Bartlett Gardens - Madeley Community Orchard.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Madeley map are: Madeley Court Hotel, Madeley Library, Madeley Town Council offices, Anstice Memorial Hall, Madeley Pool and Green, Madeley Academy, John Fletcher of Madeley Primary School, Castlefields Primary School, The Ironbridge Primary School, Park Lane Centre, Tesco Madeley, Co-op Food Madeley, Aldi Madeley, Lidl Madeley, Boots, Superdrug, Holland & Barrett, WHSmith, Wilko, Home Bargains, B&M Bargains, Poundland, Greggs, Subway, Domino's Pizza, McDonald's, KFC, Bella Italia, The Madebrook Carvery, The Foresters Arms, The Elephant and Castle, The Royal Oak, The All Nations Inn, The Anvil Pub, The Ironmaster, The George, Wetherspoons The Unicorn, The Cuckoo Oak, Costa Coffee, Starbucks, Caffe Bello, Madeley Dental Practice, Court Street Medical Practice, Lawley Medical Practice, Sutton Hill Medical Practice, Princess Royal Hospital, Ironbridge Gorge Museums, Blists Hill Victorian Town, Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron, Jackfield Tile Museum, Buildwas Abbey.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Ironbridge, Coalbrookdale, Jackfield, Coalport, Broseley, Dawley, Lightmoor, Lawley, Horsehay, Little Dawley, Aqueduct, Sutton Hill, Brookside, Stirchley, Randlay, Hollinswood, Malinslee, Telford, Oakengates, St Georges, Donnington, Priorslee, Muxton, Trench, Hadley, Leegomery, Apley, Arleston, Ketley, Wellington, Admaston, Bratton, Shawbirch, Dothill, Wrockwardine.

Madeley sits right in the heart of Telford, though it still has its own identity, history and charm. It's one of those towns where you can feel the industrial past sitting alongside modern housing estates, green spaces and local shops. With Ironbridge just down the road, Madeley sits in a part of Shropshire that played a huge role in shaping the Industrial Revolution, yet today it's a peaceful place to live, with plenty of countryside just a stone's throw away.

The history of Madeley goes back a long way, with records of settlements here dating back to Saxon times. By the Middle Ages, it had grown into a busy market town. Its big boom, though, came with the Industrial Revolution, as nearby Ironbridge Gorge became the cradle of industry. Coal mining, iron production and brick making were all key industries in the area. The famous Iron Bridge, opened in 1781, sits just a short walk away and remains one of Shropshire's most iconic landmarks. In the 20th century, Madeley was absorbed into the wider Telford new town development but has kept its own sense of place. These days, the town's population sits at around 19,000, made up of long-standing locals and newcomers drawn to its location and easy access to the surrounding area.

There's plenty to see and do in and around Madeley. The town centre has a good mix of local shops, cafés, pubs and community facilities, while Madeley Court, a Grade I-listed manor house, gives a glimpse into the area's older history. Madeley Pool and Green offers a lovely spot for walking and relaxing. Just a few minutes away, you'll find Ironbridge Gorge, with its collection of museums, including Blists Hill Victorian Town, Coalbrookdale Museum of Iron and the Jackfield Tile Museum. National Trust's Attingham Park isn't far either, with grand interiors, parkland and deer roaming freely. English Heritage's Buildwas Abbey offers peaceful ruins tucked beside the River Severn.

The wider Shropshire area opens up even more options. Shrewsbury offers medieval streets, historic buildings and plenty of independent shops. The Shropshire Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty lies to the south, with stunning scenery across The Wrekin, Long Mynd and Wenlock Edge. Ludlow is always worth a visit, with its grand castle, lovely Georgian streets and great food scene. Stokesay Castle, one of England's best-preserved fortified manor houses, sits further south near Craven Arms. Everywhere you turn, there's a bit of history or beautiful countryside waiting to be explored.

Madeley's well connected for travel. The A442 runs nearby, linking into the M54 for easy access to the Midlands and beyond. Telford Central railway station is just a short drive away, with trains running to Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Shrewsbury and London. Birmingham Airport is just under an hour away by car, offering plenty of domestic and international routes. Local buses serve Madeley and connect it to the rest of Telford, as well as nearby towns and villages.

Shropshire itself is one of England's most peaceful and beautiful counties. Full of rolling hills, historic towns, quiet villages and a rich industrial past, it offers something for everyone. The county's history runs deep, but it's never flashy — just quietly proud of its roots, its people and its way of life. Whether you're walking the hills, exploring Ironbridge or browsing a market in Shrewsbury, you're never far from something interesting in Shropshire.

Some More Nearby Places: Ironbridge, Coalbrookdale, Jackfield, Coalport, Broseley, Dawley, Lightmoor, Lawley, Horsehay, Little Dawley, Aqueduct, Sutton Hill, Brookside, Stirchley, Randlay, Hollinswood, Malinslee, Telford, Oakengates, St Georges, Donnington, Priorslee, Muxton, Trench, Hadley, Leegomery, Apley, Arleston, Ketley, Wellington, Admaston, Bratton, Shawbirch, Dothill, Wrockwardine.

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