Pimhill

Pimhill Hundred in Shropshire

Pimhill Hundred is a hundred in Shropshire, named after Pim Hill, five miles north of Shrewsbury. It is situated in the north of the county, adjacent to the border with Flintshire. It had a population of 13,620 in 2011.

It comprises the ancient parishes of:

• Baschurch
• Ellesmere (except Dudleston and Penley)^*
• Fitz
• Hordley
• Loppington
• St Mary (Albrighton)^†
• Myddle (Alderton, Balderton, Marton, Myddle and Newton)^†
• Montford
• Moreton Corbet (Preston Brockhurst)^‡
• Great Ness
• Petton
• Shawbury (Besford and Preston Brockhurst)^§
• Shrawadine
• Welshampton
• Wem (Sleap)^‡

^*: Dudleston in Oswestry hundred; Penley in Flintshire.
^†: Remainder in Shrewsbury.
^‡: Remainder in North Bradford.
^§: Remainder in Shrewsbury and North Bradford hundreds.