Stoke on Trent Maps and Orientation

(Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire, England, UK)



Image of the city's skyline, viewed from Festival ParkGenerally described as a city, Stoke on Trent is actually made up of no less than six individual towns, those of Burslem, Fenton, Hanley, Longton, Stoke and Tunstall. The towns roughly line the A50 road, with Hanley generally being acknowledged as the centre of modern-day Stoke on Trent.

Located on the northerly side of Staffordshire county and in north-western England, Stoke on Trent is to be found sandwiched between Birmingham (south) and Manchester (north). The scenic and spreading Peak District lies to the north-east and includes an area of the Staffordshire Moorlands District, together with chunks of Derbyshire, Greater Manchester and also South Yorkshire.


Maps and Orientation of the City

Visitors arriving by train will find that the railway station is situated just a short distance to the south of Hanley. Informative maps of Stoke on Trent are available at the railway station, as well as the Tourist Information Centre in Hanley, which stands on Quadrant Road, within the Potteries Shopping Centre.


Map of the United Kingdom


United Kingdom map


Map of Staffordshire


Staffordshire map


Map of Stoke on Trent


Stoke on Trent map