Astley

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Astley is a village in Greater Manchester, England, known historically for its coal mining and rural character within the Leigh area.

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Astley canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf village
administrativeChange became part of Greater Manchester in 1974
ceremonialCounty Greater Manchester
country England
dialCode 01942
governingBody Wigan Council
surface form: Wigan Metropolitan Borough Council
hasFeature canal-side environment
farmland
mossland landscape
hasLandmark Astley Green Colliery Museum
Astley Green Colliery headgear
historicalCounty Lancashire
historicalIndustry coal mining
textiles
knownFor coal mining history
rural character
liesOn Bridgewater Canal
locatedIn Greater Manchester
Leigh area
Metropolitan Borough of Wigan
near Leigh
Tyldesley
Worsley
nearestCity Manchester
nearestLargeTown Wigan
OSGridReference SJ708985
parliamentaryConstituency Leigh
partOf civil parish of Astley and Tyldesley
postcodeArea M
postTown Manchester
surface form: MANCHESTER
region North West England
transportHistory served by Bridgewater Canal for coal transport

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Leigh containsTown Astley
subject surface form: Leigh (UK Parliament constituency)
Wigan Council governs Astley
Lowton locatedNear Astley
Astley family hasSurname Astley