East Lancashire

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East Lancashire is a historic industrial and rural area in the north-west of England, encompassing towns such as Blackburn, Burnley, and Accrington.

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Label Occurrences
East Lancashire canonical 5

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf historic region
subregion of Lancashire
contains Accrington NERFINISHED
Bacup NERFINISHED
Barnoldswick NERFINISHED
Blackburn NERFINISHED
Burnley NERFINISHED
Clitheroe NERFINISHED
Colne NERFINISHED
Darwen NERFINISHED
Earby NERFINISHED
Forest of Bowland (part) NERFINISHED
Great Harwood NERFINISHED
Haslingden NERFINISHED
Nelson NERFINISHED
Oswaldtwistle NERFINISHED
Padiham NERFINISHED
Pendle Hill area
Rawtenstall NERFINISHED
Ribble Valley NERFINISHED
Rishton NERFINISHED
Rossendale Valley NERFINISHED
country England
developedDuring Industrial Revolution NERFINISHED
governedBy Blackburn with Darwen unitary authority (part) NERFINISHED
Lancashire County Council (part) NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic industrial heritage
mill towns
rural landscapes
hasDialect Lancashire dialect
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
manufacturing
services
hasRailwayHeritage East Lancashire Railway (heritage line) NERFINISHED
historicalCounty Lancashire
knownFor coal mining
cotton mills
engineering industry
textile industry
language English
locatedIn North West England
locatedNear Pennines NERFINISHED
locatedNorthOf Greater Manchester NERFINISHED
locatedOn River Ribble NERFINISHED
locatedWestOf Yorkshire Dales NERFINISHED
partOf Lancashire NERFINISHED
regionType industrial and rural area
transportServedBy East Lancashire railway lines NERFINISHED
Leeds and Liverpool Canal NERFINISHED

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East Lancashire Line regionServed East Lancashire
Nelson and Colne College regionServed East Lancashire
M65 motorway regionServed East Lancashire
Burnley campus regionServed East Lancashire
East Lancashire Road namedAfter East Lancashire