Wednesfield Map

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

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

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

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Wednesfield area and a Wednesfield town centre map, showing New Cross Hospital and Bentley Bridge Leisure Park.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Wednesfield map are: Morrisons, The Nickelodeon, Bentley Bridge Retail Park, PureGym, The Hub at Ashmore Park, Wednesfield High Academy, Coppice Performing Arts School, New Cross Hospital, Wednesfield Library, The Pyle Cock, Ashmore Inn, Sainsbury's, Subway, JD Wetherspoon's The Moon Under Water, Specsavers, Aldi, Costa Coffee, Poundland, The Sunbeam Pub, The Guru Nanak Sikh Gurdwara, St Thomas' Church, Bargain Buys, KFC, Superdrug, Papa John's, Ashmore Park Nursery School, Boots, Card Factory, Greggs, Home Bargains, Wednesfield Social Club, Bella Italia, Asda Pharmacy, B&M, Tim Hortons, The Vine Inn, Bargain Booze, Little India, St Alban's Church, Wednesfield Dental Centre, Domino's Pizza, Bentley Bridge Cinema, Lupa Beauty, The Hair Lounge, The Royal Tiger, The Cheesecake Shop, Lloyds Bank, Cardzone, Bella Beauty Studio, The White Hart, One Stop, Wednesfield Police Station.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Ashmore Park, Heath Town, Willenhall, Fallings Park, Wood End, New Cross, Moseley Village, Bilston, Portobello, Short Heath, Walsall, Lane Head, Essington, Bushbury, Featherstone, Coven, Shareshill, Deansfield, Lanesfield, Park Village, Low Hill, Oxley, Ettingshall, Bradley, Wightwick, Pelsall, Bloxwich, Bentley, Tettenhall, Lichfield Road area, Lower Farm, Penn Fields.

Wednesfield is a well-established town sitting to the north-east of Wolverhampton, within the West Midlands. It's a place that still manages to hold on to its own identity, even though it's practically grown into the wider city. With a good mix of modern amenities and community spirit, it's got a slightly old-school charm without feeling out of date. The Wyrley and Essington Canal cuts through part of the town, and it's a surprisingly green place given how built-up the area around it can be.

The roots of Wednesfield go back a long way. It was once a small Anglo-Saxon settlement, named after the god Woden, and it's been shaped by centuries of industry, trade, and a fair bit of local folklore. One of its more dramatic moments came in 910 AD, when the Battle of Wednesfield took place—a scrap between the Anglo-Saxons and the Danes. Fast-forward a few centuries and the town became known for its lock-making industry, a key part of the Black Country's industrial heritage. These days, it's mostly residential but still home to a fair bit of small manufacturing and services. The population hovers around 25,000, and while that makes it one of Wolverhampton's larger suburbs, it hasn't lost its local feel.

Wednesfield offers a good spread of attractions for a town its size. Bentley Bridge Leisure Park is the main hub for shopping, dining, and catching a film. There's a lovely community feel to places like Wednesfield Park and the nearby Ashmore Park. For something quieter, the canal towpaths make for peaceful walks, with the odd kingfisher or heron if you're lucky. A short drive gets you to Moseley Old Hall, a National Trust property that's dripping in history—this is where Charles II hid after the Battle of Worcester. Boscobel House, cared for by English Heritage, isn't too far off either. Both are real gems if you're into English Civil War stories. Further out, you've got Wightwick Manor and Gardens, another National Trust spot, with beautiful Arts and Crafts interiors and tranquil grounds.

The wider West Midlands is bursting with things to do. Birmingham's an obvious shout, with its museums, galleries, and the iconic Bullring shopping centre. Wolverhampton itself has the Grand Theatre, Molineux Stadium for football fans, and West Park, which is perfect for a quiet afternoon. Then there's Dudley with its Black Country Living Museum—great for a day out with a bit of nostalgia and grit. Coventry's only about half an hour away, with its rebuilt cathedral and medieval lanes offering something completely different. Whether you're into motor history, modern art or a bit of both, there's something within easy reach.

Getting in and out of Wednesfield's not a struggle. It's well linked by road, with the M6 just to the east and the A454 and A4124 running close by. Train-wise, the nearest station is Wolverhampton, around ten minutes' drive away, with direct routes to Birmingham, London, Liverpool and further afield. Local bus routes cover most parts of the town and connect into central Wolverhampton regularly. If you're flying in, Birmingham Airport is the closest major hub—about half an hour by car depending on traffic. You can get there by train too, with a change at Birmingham New Street.

West Midlands as a county might not be the largest, but it's absolutely packed with urban life, culture, and a decent helping of green spaces in between. It's one of those places where you've got a bit of everything within reach—bustling cities, working canals, leafy parks and more than a fair share of historical intrigue. Industry once ruled the roost here, but it's evolved into a diverse region with strong transport links, a lively arts scene, and plenty of neighbourhoods that manage to feel like small towns in their own right. Wednesfield's a good example of that balance—urban enough to have all the basics, but just off-centre enough to feel like a community.

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

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