total 38, legal 8; post-1844 total 9, legal 6): Alderminster, Shipston-on-Stour, Tidmington and Tredington (1).The parishes of Alderminster, Shipston-on-Stour, Tidmington, and Tredington formed a large exclave which was transferred to Warwickshire in 1931. Blockley (1).The parish of Blockley, including Paxford and Aston Magna, was transferred to Gloucestershire in 1931. Cutsdean (1). The chapelry of Cutsdean, in the parish of Bredon, became a civil parish in 1866. It was transferred to Gloucestershire in 1931. Dudley (2). The town of Dudley survived as an exclave of until 1966 (augmented 1926), because it was the biggest town in the county and had a greater population than Worcester. It excluded Dudley Castle (see Staffordshire, above) but had a satellite exclave as a strip of woodland on the west side of Dudley Castle Hill. In 1889 the town became a county borough remaining, however, an exclave of Worcestershire for some purposes. In 1926 the exclave was extended by annexing land from the administrative county of Staffordshire for the Priory and Wrens Nest Hill council estates, and this abolished the satellite exclave. In 1966 the county borough absorbed further surrounding areas of Staffordshire, which then became the overall lieutenancy and ceremonial county of Dudley. This abolished the exclave. Daylesford (1).The parish of Daylesford was transferred to Gloucestershire in 1931. Edvin Loach (3). The parish of Edvin Loach of was transferred to Herefordshire in 1893. It previously had two small satellite exclaves at Cwmwood Farm, transferred to the parish of Collington in 1886. Evenlode (1).The parish of Evenlode was transferred to Gloucestershire in 1931. Previously four counties had met at a point marked by the Four Shire Stone, but afterwards only Gloucestershire, Warwickshire and Oxfordshire did. Two larger exclaves were abolished in 1844, and twenty-seven small ones: Alstone and Little Washbourne (1). The hamlets of Alstone and Little Washbourne together, both in the parish of Overbury, transferred to Gloucestershire. Church Icomb (1). That half of the parish of Icomb (older spelling Iccomb) called Church Icomb, transferred to Gloucestershire to join the portion already in the county called Westward Icomb. The village had been divided. Halesowen (27). The ancient parish of Halesowen was a large exclave of Shropshire, transferred to Worcestershire. This act abolished twenty-seven counter-exclaves within it, including three tiny field strips. Pene-exclaves: The 1931 boundary re-ordering abolished two pene-exclaves comprising individual parishes, by annexing neighbouring areas from Gloucestershire: Church Honeybourne. Sedgeberrow. A third was annexed by