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The region of West Midlands is a region connects the inner border of the counties of Staffordshire, north Worcestershire sauce in the south and Warwickshire to the east. In the most urbanized counties in the United Kingdom to Birmingham, the Black Country, Solihull and Wolverhampton together are the most populous in the United Kingdom except London. The entire region of West Midlands is not entirely urban, Coventry is spaced from the collection of the West Midlands by a dirt road green belt that measures about 15 miles across known as the Meriden Gap, which has a good quality in rural areas. A greater part of the green belt that slips between Birmingham, Walsall and West Bromwich are Barr Beacon and Sandwell Valley.

Turners Hill is the highest point in the West Midlands, with a height of 269 m or 876 m. The hills attraction is a site of special scientific interest. Barr Beacon is another beautiful hill in the West Midlands at the border of Birmingham and Walsall. 23 Sites of Special Scientific Interest exists in the county. One of Sutton Park in Sutton Coldfield which has a national nature reserve status and a large area of 900.1 hectares or 2,224.2 acres or 9 square kilometers. Thus, it is one of the largest urban parks in Europe and the largest outside a capital city in Europe.

Several rivers that cross the town, the main being the River Tame. The river basin is urbanized at around 42% making it the most urbanized basin in the United Kingdom. Many rivers feed the river Tame. Both the River Sowe and the River Sherbourne spend Coventry. A moves from the River Stour, west of the West Midlands.

Six universities are located in the West Midlands, Wolverhampton University is located in Wolverhampton with Walsall and Telford Campus, while the University of Aston, Birmingham University and Birmingham City University are all located in Birmingham. Coventry University and Warwick University are located in Coventry.

The College and Newman College, Birmingham Food, Tourism Creative Studies, both at Birmingham University status was granted college in 2007 and 2008, respectively. The two colleges have changed their names and the two clasped hands and promised to become the fourth university of Birmingham.

Sutton Coldfield College became the sixth college in Great Britain after the merger of North Birmingham College in 2003 and Josiah Mason College in August 2006. Many sports are played in the West Midlands and in football, there are six major West Midlands League teams in the county, including Aston Villa, West Bromwich Albion, Birmingham City, Walsall, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Coventry City.

There is also a Warwickshire County Cricket Club, who lives in Edgbaston Cricket Ground, where many tests and one day Internationals are housed. Birmingham Bullets have been replaced by the team basketball Birmingham Panthers are currently based in a facility that is provided by the University of Wolverhampton in Walsall. The county has preserved many rugby clubs as a Rugby Football Club Moseley, Stourbridge RFC, RFC Walsall, Dudley Kingswinford RFC, Coventry and Birmingham and Solihull RFC RFC.