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Shrewsbury is built upon a flood plain on a meander bend of the River Severn so the area is bound to get floods and water comes in at Shrewsbury in all direction (Shrewsbury is surrounding by the River Severn) the surface (concrete) which it is built upon is an impermeable surface so the water can not infiltrate it- increase and encouraging surface run off.

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Shrewsbury is prone to flooding due to its location along the River Severn, which has a history of flooding. The town sits in a flood plain and has experienced flooding events in the past, exacerbated by heavy rain and high tides. Additionally, urban development and inadequate flood protection measures contribute to the town's vulnerability to flooding.

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