Wom Brook

Wom Brook is a small watercourse located in the West Midlands, England. It is primarily a tributary of the River Stour. The brook's course runs through parts of Dudley and South Staffordshire, characterized by a mix of urban and rural environments.

Historically, the Wom Brook has been subject to industrial and agricultural activity, impacting its water quality and surrounding ecosystems. Efforts have been made to improve its ecological status through various conservation and remediation projects. The brook's catchment area includes residential areas, farmland, and industrial estates, presenting challenges for maintaining a healthy aquatic environment.

The Wom Brook's name is thought to derive from Old English origins, possibly relating to a feature of the landscape near its course. The brook plays a role in local drainage and contributes to the overall hydrological system of the region. While not a major river, it is a significant local watercourse with importance for flood management and biodiversity.