Lancashire

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Lancashire is a historic county in North West England known for its role in the Industrial Revolution and major towns such as Lancaster, Preston, and Blackpool.

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North Pier, Blackpool locatedIn Lancashire
Poulton-le-Fylde locatedIn Lancashire
Poulton-le-Fylde historicCounty Lancashire
Poulton-le-Fylde lieutenancyArea Lancashire
Glasson Dock locatedIn Lancashire
Glasson Dock region Lancashire
George Romney birthPlace Lancashire
A646 road locatedIn Lancashire
Morecambe railway station region Lancashire
Morecambe Promenade locatedIn Lancashire
Morecambe F.C. county Lancashire
Lower Lighthouse location Lancashire
John Edward Taylor placeOfDeath Lancashire
Italian Gardens locatedIn Lancashire
subject surface form: Italian Gardens (Stanley Park, Blackpool)
Wigan Warriors historicCounty Lancashire
Wigan Pier culturalRegion Lancashire
this entity surface form: Lancashire (historic county)
Borough of Burnley partOf Lancashire
Weavers’ Triangle locatedIn Lancashire
Queen Street Mill locatedIn Lancashire
Singing Ringing Tree locatedIn Lancashire
Thompson Park locatedIn Lancashire
Fleetwood Harbour locatedIn Lancashire
Rising Bridge locatedIn Lancashire
Ladysmith Barracks, Ashton-under-Lyne regionServed Lancashire
this entity surface form: Lancashire (historic county)
Towneley Hall locatedIn Lancashire
Towneley Park locatedIn Lancashire
Burnley College locatedIn Lancashire