Parish in Cheshire West and Chester, England
| Coordinates: | 53.004, -2.832 |
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| OS grid ref: | SJ 44 45 |
| Population: | 351 |
Threapwood is a small, rural civil parish in Cheshire West and Chester on the county border with Shropshire, a few miles from the village of Malpas in north‑west England. The landscape is typical border countryside: scattered farms, hedgerows, narrow lanes and a low population density, giving it a quiet, agricultural character.
The place has an interesting past as an extra‑parochial or disputed area - its name derives from an old word for a contested boundary - and historically acquired a reputation as a kind of no‑man’s‑land where ordinary parish controls were weak. Today it remains dominated by farming with a small, close‑knit community, few amenities of its own and strong local interest in walking, historic boundary stones and the parish’s unusual story.
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