Southern England

South of England, Eng. Southern England, is a not precisely defined term that refers broadly encompasses the southern part of England to the Midlands. In a narrower sense, so that only the counties meant that lie near the English Channel on or. In the broader sense include, to him the English administrative regions in South East England, East of England, Greater London and South West England. In some interpretations, South West England forms its own cultural region, known as the West Country, and is therefore not in the definition of southern England contained.

The border of the Midlands is formed from a coarse line from the mouth of the Severn to the Wash. Some definitions also include, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and Oxfordshire already one of the Midlands. The landscape of southern England is quite flat, the hills with the highest elevation are the Chiltern Hills.

The south of England is often regarded as a region with its own cultural, socio - political and economic identity. So he is in comparison to the Midlands and the North of England as a wealthy.