Whicham
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Whicham | |
Cumberland | |
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Location | |
Grid reference: | SD135825 |
Location: | 54°13’51"N, 3°19’42"W |
Data | |
Postcode: | LA18 |
Local Government | |
Council: | Cumberland |
Parliamentary constituency: |
Copeland |
Whicham is a tiny village in the very south of Cumberland. It stands close to the sea coast, northeast of Silecroft (a village barely bigger but which has a railway station), and northwest of the county's southernmost town, Millom.
The parish church is St Mary's.
Black Combe rises to the north.
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