Bath

Bath is the largest city in England, located in the ceremonial county of Somerset. The population of the bath was 88,859 in 2011. Bath is 97 miles away from west of London as well as 11 miles from south-east of Bristol.

History:

Bath became famous by the name of World Heritage Site in 1987.bath was founded in the 7^th century and then it became famous as a religious Centre. Bath became popular as a spa town in the Georgian era in the 17^th century. Then, in the 18^th century, the population of the city grew, and people of the city became more fashionable.

Attractions:

Many museums like Museum of Bath Architecture, Victoria Art Gallery, Museum of East Asian Art, the Holburne Museum and universities like University of Bath and Bath Spa University are increasing the beauty of the city.

The population was recorded 40,020 in 1801 census, which makes it one of the largest cities in Britain. Even king of Ethiopia spent his four years in Bath. Bath is progressing in almost every field since 2000.

Geographic dimension:

Bath is in the region of Avon Valley which is situated near the southern edge of the Cotswolds. Cotswolds is a range of limestone hills which is famous by “Area of outstanding natural beauty”. The geographic area of the bath is approximately 11 square miles. The altitude of this city is about 59 ft. above sea level. From many scientific studies and methods, we can say that Bath springs are the only hot springs in the UK.

Season:

The annual mean temperature of the Bath is approximately 10? C. The variation in the seasonal temperature of the bath is very less as compared to the most of the United Kingdom because of the adjacent sea temperature. The maximum temperature of Bath is approximately 21? C (in summer), whereas minimum temperature is approx. 1 or 2? C (in winter).

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