Seisdon Hundred

Seisdon Hundred in Staffordshire

Seisdon Hundred is one of the hundreds of Staffordshire, located in the south-west of the county. It is bounded to the west by Shropshire; to the north by Cuttlestone Hundred; to the east by Offlow Hundred; and to the south by Worcestershire. It had a population of 474,033 in 2011, rising to 516,795 if detached parts are disregarded.

It comprises the ancient parishes of:

• Bobbington (part)^*
• Broome^†
• Bushbury
• Clent^†
• Codsall
• Dudley Castle Hill (ex. par.)
• Enville
• Himley
• Kingswinford
• Kinver
• Old Swinford (Amblecote)^‡
• Pattishull
• Penn
• Rowley Regis
• Sedgley
• Tettenhall
• Trysull
• Upper Arley
• Wolverhampton (part)^§
• Woodford Grange (ex. par.)
• Wombourne

^*: Extends into Shropshire.
^†: Detached in Worcestershire.
^‡: Remainder in Worcestershire.
^§: Extends into Cuttlestone and Offlow Hundreds.

Additionally, the ancient parish of Dudley (Worcestershire) is locally situate in Seisdon Hundred.