Place:Dudley Rural, Staffordshire, England

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NameDudley Rural
TypeRural district
Coordinates52.514°N 2.08°W
Located inStaffordshire, England     (1894 - 1929)
See alsoDudley, Worcestershire, Englandcounty borough into which it was absorbed in 1929
Dudley (metropolitan borough), West Midlands, Englandmetropolitan borough in which it is now located

Quoting from Wikipedia

In 1889, the extra-parochial place of Dudley Castle, formerly in Worcestershire, became a detached part of Staffordshire, surrounded by the county borough of Dudley, itself a detached part of Worcestershire. In 1894, [on the establishment of rural districts], the area became the only parish in Dudley Rural District. In 1929, it was absorbed by the civil parish and county borough of Dudley, Worcestershire.

Dudley Castle Hill was also considered to be part of Dudley Rural District.

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