Rawmarsh Map

Rawmarsh map, view the South Yorkshire village of Rawmarsh, located in the county of South Yorkshire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Rawmarsh South Yorkshire & Guide to the Area

Rawmarsh Map South Yorkshire: Interactive map of Rawmarsh, displaying the village situated in the county of South Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Rawmarsh area and a Rawmarsh village centre map, showing Roundwood Golf Sports and Social Club.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Rawmarsh map are: Rosehill Victoria Park, The Haynook, Rawmarsh Library, Rawmarsh Community School, The Gate Inn, Netto, Waggon & Horses, St Mary's Church, Manor Barn, Clifton Medical Centre, Aldi, Rosehill Park Pavilion, Rawmarsh Ryecroft Infant School, New Hope Church, The Old Stillage, Co-op Food, Domino's Pizza, Woodlaithes Medical Centre, Premier Convenience Store, The Cutting Corner, Costa Coffee, Savers, Greggs, St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Rosehill Dental Practice, Heron Foods, Rawmarsh Children's Centre, The Park Café, The Post Office, Wilko, Rawmarsh Chippy, Boots Pharmacy, Poundland, Subway, The Cannon Pub, Wath House Surgery, Bluebell Wood Shop, Snap Fitness Rotherham, E-Vape Rawmarsh, Nisa Local, King Kebab, McColl's, KFC Parkgate, The Park Inn, Home Bargains, Iceland Foods, Big Bites Café, The Range Parkgate, B&M, The Rawmarsh Tap, Ward Green Primary, The Full House.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Parkgate, Swinton, Kilnhurst, Greasbrough, Wath-upon-Dearne, Upper Haugh, Lower Haugh, Rawmarsh Common, Old Denaby, Bolton-upon-Dearne, Brampton Bierlow, Elsecar, Wentworth, Thorpe Hesley, Kimberworth, Scholes, Hooton Roberts, Mexborough, Conisbrough, Ravenfield, Thrybergh, Dalton, Eastwood, Canklow, Masbrough, Brinsworth, Aldwarke.

Rawmarsh is one of those South Yorkshire villages that's grown over time but still manages to hold onto its sense of place. It sits just north of Rotherham, in that spot where the edge of town meets rolling countryside. It's a bit of a mix—some areas feel more urban, while others still have that quiet, village-like charm. There's a strong community feel, plenty of local pride, and a decent scattering of shops, pubs and schools to keep things ticking along. It's not one of those chocolate-box villages, but it's real, friendly, and full of character.

The village has roots going back centuries, originally a small rural settlement before expanding during the industrial boom. Coal mining and ironworks were the backbone of Rawmarsh for a long time, and the area played a big part in Rotherham's growth. Like much of South Yorkshire, the decline of the pits brought change, but Rawmarsh has kept going, adapting over the years. Today, it's part of the wider Rotherham borough, with a population of around 18,000 including neighbouring Parkgate. It's the kind of place where generations of families still live within walking distance of one another, and that sense of continuity runs deep.

There's plenty going on in Rawmarsh itself. The high street's got a solid mix of independents, charity shops, takeaways and the usual high street names. There's a weekly market, local cafés, and some proper old pubs that still do a decent pint and Sunday dinner. Rosehill Park is a great little green space, with play areas, a bandstand and Rosehill Victoria Park Pavilion for events and community get-togethers. Just down the road you've got Parkgate Shopping Park if you're after a bit of retail therapy, and Clifton Park in Rotherham is always worth a visit for its museum, playgrounds and gardens. Wentworth Woodhouse is only a few miles away—a stunning stately home and National Trust highlight with huge gardens and fascinating history. Conisbrough Castle isn't far either if you fancy a bit of English Heritage action.

You're never far from something interesting in South Yorkshire. Sheffield's about 20 minutes away by car or train and brings all the big city buzz—live music, green parks, cracking food and loads of culture. Barnsley gives you Cannon Hall, walking trails and a proper market town vibe, while Doncaster has the Yorkshire Wildlife Park and one of the best racecourses in the country. The Peak District sits to the west and is perfect for a walk with a view, or just a drive through winding lanes and sleepy stone villages. There's a bit of everything nearby—history, greenery, shops and space to breathe.

Rawmarsh is easy enough to get to and around. There's no train station in the village itself, but nearby stations at Rotherham Central, Swinton and Mexborough all offer good connections. The A633 runs right through, linking into the M1 and M18, and local buses run regularly into Rotherham, Sheffield and Doncaster. For flights, Leeds Bradford and East Midlands are your best bets now that Doncaster Sheffield Airport's closed. If you're staying local, walking and cycling are simple, with plenty of footpaths, parks and quiet backstreets to explore.

South Yorkshire's the sort of place that grows on you. It's got a strong backbone, shaped by coal and steel, but there's warmth here too—people care about their communities, their local teams, their old stories. From the grit of old market towns to the calm of open fields, the county's full of contrasts. It doesn't try to be flashy, just dependable, welcoming and full of little surprises if you know where to look. Whether you're heading to a village pub, a city gig or a country walk, you'll find a place that feels lived in and looked after.

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

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