Workington Map

Workington map, view the Cumbria town of Workington, located in the county of Cumbria, England.

Detailed Street Map of Workington Cumbria & Guide to the Area

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

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

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Workington map are: The Carnegie Theatre & Arts Centre, Washington Square Shopping Centre, Debenhams (now local businesses), Helena Thompson Museum, Vulcan Park, Workington Library, Workington Leisure Centre, St John's Church, Morrisons, Asda Workington, Tesco Express, Costa Coffee, Greggs, JD Sports, Sports Direct, Poundland, WHSmith, Boots, Specsavers, Timpson, Clintons, Superdrug, Bargain Booze, The Henry Bessemer, The Royal George, The Waverley Hotel, The Melbreak Hotel, The Hall Park Hotel, La Rosa, Paprika, Purple Cherry Café, The Hungry Caterpillar, New Dragon Palace, Salterbeck Medical Centre, James Street Surgery, Victoria Junior School, St Patrick's Catholic Primary, Workington Academy, Vulcan Bowling Club, Empire House, West Cumbria Carers, The Royal British Legion, Workington Train Station, Curwen Park, Premier Inn Workington, Greenmarket, The Ivy House, Bank of Scotland ATM, Fusion Hair Design, Workington Cove.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Seaton, Siddick, Flimby, Harrington, Distington, High Harrington, Great Clifton, Little Clifton, Bridgefoot, Camerton, Stainburn, Moor Row, Parton, Branthwaite, Moresby, Broughton Moor, Broughton Cross, Dean, Ullock, Arlecdon, Lamplugh, Lowca, Gilgarran, Winscales, Asby, Rowrah, Frizington, Cleator, Cleator Moor, Eaglesfield, Lillyhall, Crosby Villa, Crosby, Hayton, Maryport, Cockermouth, Whitehaven, Aspatria, Dearham, Greysouthen, Tallentire, Baggrow.

Workington is a sturdy little town on Cumbria's western coastline, right where the River Derwent meets the Irish Sea. It's got that solid, no-nonsense northern character, the sort of place where folk say hello on the street and the sea breeze always seems to be blowing. While it's known more for its industry than its glamour, there's something endearing about its mix of maritime history, rugby pride, and old-school town charm.

Workington's roots go way back, with evidence of Roman activity nearby, but it really grew into itself during the Industrial Revolution. Ironworks, coal mining, and steelmaking were the lifeblood of the place for years, bringing with them jobs, railways, and a bustling community. The town centre has had its ups and downs like most places, but regeneration efforts have brought new life into key areas. These days, the population hovers around 21,000, and though some of the industry has moved on, there's still a strong sense of community and resilience.

For visitors, Workington has a few gems tucked up its sleeve. The Helena Thompson Museum is a good shout if you're curious about the town's past. There's also Workington Hall Parklands, where you can wander among the ruins of an old hall that Mary, Queen of Scots once stayed in. Vulcan Park is a handy green space in the heart of town, and nearby Curwen Park offers walking trails and play areas. A short drive takes you to National Trust spots like Wordsworth House in Cockermouth, or further afield to the serene grounds of Mirehouse by Bassenthwaite Lake. The coast here's rugged and lovely, with long views over the Solway Firth and beaches that are properly windswept.

Of course, being in Cumbria, you're not far from the Lake District and all the walking, boating, and tea-drinking that comes with it. Head east for half an hour and you'll be in Keswick, with its stunning lake, outdoor shops and Derwentwater boat tours. Head south and you'll reach Buttermere and Crummock Water, two of the quieter, more breathtaking spots. If you're after something off the tourist trail, the Solway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is just up the road and great for birdwatching or a peaceful stroll.

Getting to Workington's fairly straightforward. It's on the scenic Cumbrian Coast Line, with regular train services connecting to Whitehaven, Carlisle, and Barrow-in-Furness. If you're driving, the A595 is your main road in and out, connecting you up with Carlisle or down to the western lakes. The nearest airport is Carlisle Lake District Airport, though most folk still tend to use Newcastle or Manchester for longer trips. Buses link the town with the surrounding villages, and there's a decent local network for getting about.

Cumbria's a county that packs in a bit of everything – mountains, lakes, forests, beaches and old market towns. You've got your rural stretches in the Eden Valley, your Roman ruins along Hadrian's Wall, and the ever-popular Lake District National Park at its centre. It's not all about the outdoors either – there's a strong literary heritage here, a few cracking food festivals, and loads of locally-run pubs and shops that give each town its own flavour.

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

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