Warwickshire (Warwickshire, English abbreviation: Warks/Warwicks, also translated as Warwickshire, Warwickshire) is a county in the West Midlands of England, England, and Warwickshire is a county government.
1 April, 9741,the west of Warwickshire broke away from its jurisdiction and became the West Midlands, which made Warwickshire's appearance deformed. In terms of population, Naniton is the largest town in 1, rugby is the second largest town, Leamington Royal Mineral Springs is the third largest town, and Bedworth is the fourth largest town.
geographical position
Distribution of 48 honor counties in England. Warwickshire is adjacent to Leicestershire in the northeast, Northamptonshire in the east, Oxford in the southeast, Gloucestershire in the southwest, Worcestershire in the west (lower half), West Midlands in the west (upper half), Staffordshire in the northwest and Derbyshire in the north.