Wombwell Map

Wombwell map, view the South Yorkshire town of Wombwell, located in the county of South Yorkshire, England.

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

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

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Wombwell area and a Wombwell town centre map, showing Wombwell Railway Station and Wombwell Cemetery.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Wombwell map are: Wombwell Library, Wombwell Station, The George Hotel, White Bear Wombwell, Wombwell Medical Centre, Boots Pharmacy, St Mary's Church, Wombwell Dental Surgery, The Old Town Hall, The Full House, Wellgate Primary School, Kings Oak Primary Learning Centre, Netherwood Academy, Wombwell Park, The Cutting Room, One Stop, The Earl of Strafford, Bargain Booze, The Barber Shop, Mace Convenience Store, China Moon Takeaway, Barnardo's, Don Valley Cycles, Post Office, Greggs, The Market Deli, Tesco Express, The Salon Lounge, Spices of India, Flawless Tanning & Beauty, Mamas and Papas Café, Co-op Funeralcare, Yorkshire Rose Café, Betfred, The Commercial Hotel, Asda Barnsley Superstore, Premier Convenience, Subway, Oasis Dental Care, Garrison Café, Wilko, Greenside Chiropractic, Dolce Vita, Costa Coffee, Pollywiggle Day Nursery, Tanning & Beauty Studio, Wombwell Club, Station House Café, JS Newsagents, Funky Divas Hair Salon.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Darfield, Lundwood, Hemingfield, Elsecar, Hoyland, Ardsley, Broomhill, Jump, Brampton Bierlow, West Melton, Low Valley, Great Houghton, Little Houghton, Thurnscoe, Goldthorpe, Bolton-upon-Dearne, Swinton, Mexborough, Birdwell, Tankersley, Worsbrough, Stairfoot, Kingstone, Kendray, Mapplewell, Darton, Royston, Cudworth, Barnsley, Grimethorpe, Shafton.

Wombwell is one of those South Yorkshire towns that manages to keep hold of its roots while still feeling like it's moving forward. Tucked neatly between Barnsley and the Dearne Valley, it's got a strong sense of community, a high street that's busy in all the right ways, and more green space than you might expect. There's something honest about the place—no airs and graces, just good people, local shops, and a town that's proud of where it's come from.

The town's history goes back centuries, but it really came into its own during the industrial boom, when coal mining and steelmaking shaped much of South Yorkshire. Wombwell was once surrounded by pits, with Wombwell Main Colliery being a major employer until its closure in the 1980s. The town grew quickly in the 19th century and became a hub for workers and families looking for steady work. While the mines are long gone, the town has adapted over time, and many of the old sites have been redeveloped or reclaimed as green space. These days, the population is around 15,000, and the town's character is a mix of working-class heritage and steady regeneration.

Wombwell's got more going for it than first meets the eye. The high street is packed with independent shops, cafés, barbers, bakeries and a few well-known names. There's a market held regularly, and local pubs still act as community hubs. Wombwell Park is a proper green lung in the middle of town, perfect for a wander or a bit of peace and quiet. Just a short trip away, Elsecar Heritage Centre is a brilliant spot for shopping, exhibitions and a bit of local history, and Cannon Hall, managed by Barnsley Museums, is a must-see with its grand house, gardens and farm. For National Trust members, Wentworth Castle Gardens is just a short drive away, while English Heritage's Conisbrough Castle offers medieval ruins and cracking views from the keep.

Wider South Yorkshire opens up all kinds of possibilities. Head into Barnsley and you've got the Glass Works for shopping and entertainment, plus the Cooper Gallery and Experience Barnsley for a cultural fix. Sheffield isn't far if you want bigger-city energy, with its leafy parks, independent shops, and vibrant music and food scenes. Doncaster brings its racecourse and wildlife park, while Rotherham offers Magna and Clifton Park. The Peak District skirts the west of the county too, so you're never far from a proper countryside escape if you need it.

Wombwell's well connected, which makes life easier whether you're commuting or heading out for the day. The train station links directly to Barnsley, Sheffield and Leeds, with regular services in both directions. The A633 and A6195 give good road links to the M1, and local bus routes keep things moving around town and further afield. For longer trips, Leeds Bradford and East Midlands airports are your go-to options now that Doncaster Sheffield has shut its doors, both just over an hour's drive depending on the traffic. On foot or by bike, there are plenty of footpaths and greenways weaving through the town and out into the Dearne Valley.

South Yorkshire as a county has a unique rhythm. It's made up of towns that know who they are, shaped by coal, steel and years of hard graft, but never stuck in the past. There's always a park around the corner, a view you didn't expect, or a tucked-away café that's been running for decades. People look out for each other, stories get passed down, and there's a quiet pride that gives every place its own distinct feel. Whether you're in a bustling market town or a hillside village, there's something solid and genuine about this part of the world.

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

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