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'''Galley Common''' is a village near [[Nuneaton]], [[Warwickshire]].<ref>[https://getoutside.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/local/galley-common-nuneaton-and-bedworth Ordnance Survey]</ref>
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'''Galley Common''' is a village near [[Nuneaton]], [[Warwickshire]].<ref>[https://getoutside.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/local/galley-common-nuneaton-and-bedworth Ordnance Survey]</ref> It had a population of 8,233 in 2011. It lies near the villages of [[Hartshill]] and [[Ansley]]. It was previously a coal mining village, with a hill overlooking it left behind from coal mining, although this hill has been flattened significantly to prevent it from blocking out sunlight from parts of the village.
 
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Latest revision as of 15:17, 9 October 2019

Galley Common
Warwickshire
Galley Common from hill.jpg
Galley Common from hill
Location
Grid reference: 3182&y=2 9187&z=120 SP 3182 9187
Location: 52°31’28"N, 1°32’21"W
Data
Population: 8,233  (2011)
Post town: Nuneaton
Postcode: CV10
Dialling code: 024
Local Government
Council: Nuneaton & Bedworth
Parliamentary
constituency:
Nuneaton

Galley Common is a village near Nuneaton, Warwickshire.[1] It had a population of 8,233 in 2011. It lies near the villages of Hartshill and Ansley. It was previously a coal mining village, with a hill overlooking it left behind from coal mining, although this hill has been flattened significantly to prevent it from blocking out sunlight from parts of the village.

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