Nash is a small township within the historic area of Rodd, Nash and Little Brampton, part of the civil parish of Presteigne in Herefordshire. The locality sits in a rural setting with a modest population and a strong sense of local heritage.
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Nash, a township situated in the civil parish of Presteigne, is part of the historic area known as Rodd, Nash and Little Brampton. The locality lies within Herefordshire, now incorporated into the Wigmore hundred, and retains its identity as a distinct township. The surrounding area is characterised by rural landscapes and a sense of continuity with the past. A notable landmark nearby is Wapley Hill, an Iron Age hill fort located approximately 3 kilometres south‑east of Presteigne, which highlights the long historical significance of the region. The proximity of this hill fort suggests that the area has been of strategic importance since antiquity, and the township’s inclusion in the civil parish of Presteigne ties it to a broader community network within Herefordshire. Residents and visitors to Nash can experience the quiet, rural charm of the area while being close to the historical features that define this part of the English countryside.