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- See also Birmingham, Alabama in the US.
English: Birmingham is a city and metropolitan borough in the West Midlands of England. It is the UK's second largest and most ethnically diverse city and is sometimes considered to be the country's "second city". The City of Birmingham has a population of 992,100 (2003 estimate); the Birmingham metropolitan area (the West Midlands county) has a population of 2,575,768. More than five million people live in the surrounding region.
Photos
- Selfridges building in the Birmingham BullRing
- Bullring and St Martin's church
- St Philip's Cathedral
- Birmingham Council House
- Close up of Council House
- Victoria Square in central Birmingham
- Chamberlain Square
- Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery
- BBC Asian Network studio at The Mailbox shopping centre, Birmingham.
- BBC's public space at The Mailbox shopping centre in Birmingham.
- cancellation notice of the play Behzti at the Birmingham Repertory theatre.
- British Waterways near Broad Street
- Farmers Bridge Locks
- Farmers Bridge Locks
- Three Brindley Place
- Skyline seen from Centenary Square
- Birmingham Airport: People mover
- The National Indoor Arena
- Birmingham Wheel
- Singers Hill Synagogue, 26 Blucher Street
- BT Tower
- The Radisson SAS hotel at Holloway Circus Tower
- The Mailbox
- The Nat West Tower
- Virgin Train class 390-026 ("Virgin Enterprise") at Birmingham New Street station


