The South West region of England covers a large area, including counties like Devon, Cornwall, Somerset, and Dorset. It is known for its long coastline, which features popular destinations such as the Jurassic Coast and Land's End. The region also includes Exmoor and Dartmoor, two expansive national parks with rugged landscapes.
Agriculture and tourism are key parts of the local economy, with dairy farming and fishing being prominent. Cities like Bristol and Plymouth serve as major urban centres, while smaller towns and villages contribute to the area's rural character. Historic sites, including Stonehenge and Bath's Roman baths, attract visitors interested in heritage. The region has a mix of coastal, moorland, and woodland environments.
Bath and North East Somerset
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole
Bristol, City of
Cheltenham
Cornwall
Cotswold
Dorset
East Devon
Exeter
Forest of Dean
Gloucester
Isles of Scilly
Mid Devon
North Devon
North Somerset
Plymouth
Somerset
South Gloucestershire
South Hams
Stroud
Swindon
Teignbridge
Tewkesbury
Torbay
Torridge
West Devon
Wiltshire