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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Cumberland, England borderWith Lancashire
Salford Fire Brigade locatedIn Lancashire
Openshaw historicalCounty Lancashire
Cromwell Bridge locatedIn Lancashire
A666 road locatedIn Lancashire
River Brock locatedIn Lancashire
Burnage historicalCounty Lancashire
Hodder Bridge locatedIn Lancashire
A671 road locatedIn Lancashire
Bishop of Blackburn locatedIn Lancashire
Pendle Deanery locatedIn Lancashire
Rossendale Deanery locatedIn Lancashire
Smallbridge historicCounty Lancashire
Balderstone historicCounty Lancashire
Burnley Deanery locatedIn Lancashire
Abram historicCounty Lancashire
Orrell historicCounty Lancashire
A682 road locatedIn Lancashire
Kenyon historicalCounty Lancashire
Lowton Common historicalCounty Lancashire
Lane Head historicCounty Lancashire
Golborne South (former railway station) historicalCounty Lancashire
subject surface form: Golborne South railway station
Lathom locatedIn Lancashire
Lathom historicCounty Lancashire
Lathom ceremonialCounty Lancashire
Castle Hill, Lancaster locatedIn Lancashire
Well Tower locatedIn Lancashire
Shire Hall locatedIn Lancashire
Hadrian’s Tower locatedIn Lancashire
Firgrove historicalCounty Lancashire
CRL locatedIn Lancashire
Buckshaw Village locatedIn Lancashire
BSV locatedIn Lancashire
Blackpool North locatedIn Lancashire
Lytham Hall locatedIn Lancashire
Tewitfield Locks locatedIn Lancashire
Glasson Branch locatedIn Lancashire
Preston Branch locatedIn Lancashire
Far Sawrey historicCounty Lancashire
Hawkshead historicCounty Lancashire
Whitaker’s Mill locatedIn Lancashire