Cofton

Cofton is a place name, most notably associated with a suburb of Birmingham, England.

Cofton, Birmingham, England: This is a primarily residential area situated in the south-west of Birmingham, near Longbridge and Barnt Green. Historically part of Worcestershire, it became part of Birmingham in 1911. Key features of Cofton, Birmingham include:

• Cofton Park: A large public park offering recreational facilities and green space.
• Cofton Hackett: A neighboring village, often considered part of the wider Cofton area.
• Transport Links: Well-connected to Birmingham city centre and surrounding areas by road and rail.
• Housing: Predominantly consists of suburban housing, ranging from older properties to more modern developments.
• Local Amenities: Includes local shops, schools, and community facilities.

The name "Cofton" likely derives from Old English, possibly combining the elements "coff" (meaning "prominent") and "tun" (meaning "farmstead" or "settlement"). Thus, "Cofton" may mean "farmstead on a prominent hill" or similar.