Hale

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Hale is a small village in the Borough of Halton in Cheshire, England, known for its historic thatched cottages and rural character along the River Mersey.

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Hale canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
village
administrativeChange became part of Halton borough in 1974 local government reorganisation
country England
environmentalDesignation near Mersey Estuary SSSI
governingBody Borough of Halton
surface form: Halton Borough Council
hasAmenity church
primary school
public house
village shop
hasCharacteristic historic thatched cottages
rural character
hasConservationStatus conservation area
hasFeature agricultural land
coastal path along the River Mersey
village green
hasLandmark Hale Head
Hale Lighthouse
St Mary’s Church, Hale
hasNotableBuilding Hale Village Hall
thatched cottages
heritage traditional English village layout
historicCounty Lancashire
landUse predominantly residential and agricultural
lieutenancyArea Cheshire
locatedIn Borough of Halton
Cheshire
North West England
locatedNear Liverpool John Lennon Airport
Speke
Widnes
locatedOn River Mersey
nearbyWaterBody Mersey Estuary
partOf ceremonial county of Cheshire
populationTrend small population
postalTown Liverpool
primaryIndustry agriculture
tourism heritage tourism
walking and nature tourism
transport local bus services

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