Wroxeter

• Wroxeter is a village on the river Severn, 5 miles southeast of Shrewsbury, in the County of Shropshire,
• It was the Roman Fortress of Viroconium Cornoviorum located on a junction on Watling Street with one arm south to Caerleon and the other arm north to Chester.

Roman Legion

• Legio XIV Gemina
  • Wroxeter was built and occupied between 55-68 CE.

Wroxeter Roman City and Museum

• Museum
• Public Baths
• Parts of the Walls and Buildings
• Wroxeter Roman City

Roman Roads

• Watling Street (to London)
  • Wroxeter-London–Richborough
• Iter II
  • same as Watling street to Richborough.
• Watling Street (northern branch to Caernarfon)
  • The northern branch from Wroxeter to Chester and Anglesey.
• Iter XI
  • Although it does not mention Wroxeter, it lists the stations from Chester west to Caernarfon.
• Watling Street (southern branch to Carmarthen)
• Iter XII
  • Carmarthen–Caerleon–Wroxeter

Wroxeter