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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Britannia Inn locatedIn Lancashire
Farnworth historicCounty Lancashire
Blackrod, Greater Manchester, England historicCounty Lancashire
subject surface form: Blackrod
Roses Match locatedIn Lancashire
Rossall School locatedIn Lancashire
Leigh Leopards historicalCounty Lancashire
River Ogden locatedIn Lancashire
A677 road locatedIn Lancashire
Bickerstaffe locatedIn Lancashire
Bickerstaffe ceremonialCounty Lancashire
Goodshaw Chapel locatedIn Lancashire
A5209 road locatedIn Lancashire
Manchester Bolton and Bury Canal (disused) locatedIn Lancashire
subject surface form: Manchester Bolton and Bury Canal
Chequerbent historicalCounty Lancashire
Wingates historicalCounty Lancashire
Dobb Brow historicalCounty Lancashire
Over Hulton historicCounty Lancashire
Hindley Green (adjacent area) historicCounty Lancashire
subject surface form: Hindley Green
Platt Bridge historicalCounty Lancashire
Whittaker, Lancashire locatedIn Lancashire
Facit locatedIn Lancashire
Facit historicCounty Lancashire
Facit ceremonialCounty Lancashire
Healey locatedIn Lancashire
Cowm Reservoir area locatedIn Lancashire
Whitworth Cycleway locatedIn Lancashire
Stacksteads railway station (former) locatedIn Lancashire
subject surface form: Stacksteads railway station
Accrington Town Hall locatedIn Lancashire
Haworth Art Gallery locatedIn Lancashire
Accrington Market Hall locatedIn Lancashire
River Hyndburn locatedIn Lancashire
Lancaster district locatedIn Lancashire