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The Midlands. If the Germans had got beyond the initial fortifications further defences were built to defend the key industrial heartland of Britain. The Stop Lines used natural obstacles created by the rivers Avon, Severn and Teme as well as canals and other natural features Use the menu on the left to view the pictures from each county.
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