Portlaw

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Portlaw is a small town in southeast Ireland known historically for its 19th-century cotton mill and planned industrial village layout.

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instanceOf settlement
town
administrativeDivision County Waterford NERFINISHED
country Ireland NERFINISHED
developedAs planned industrial town
hasCategory Towns and villages in County Waterford
hasEconomicHistory cotton manufacturing
textile industry
hasHeritageType industrial archaeology site
hasHistoricalFeature 19th-century cotton mill
planned industrial village layout
hasHistoricalPeriodOfGrowth 19th century
hasIndustrialOwnerHistory Malcomson family cotton enterprise NERFINISHED
hasIrishName Port Láirge NERFINISHED
hasNearbyCity Waterford NERFINISHED
hasNearbyWaterBody River Suir (region)
hasPlanningCharacteristic company town features
grid-like street layout
hasPopulationType small town
hasPostTown Portlaw NERFINISHED
hasSettlementType rural town
hasTransportLink regional roads in County Waterford
knownFor industrial heritage
model industrial village design
locatedIn County Waterford NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion southeast Ireland
locatedInSovereignState Republic of Ireland NERFINISHED
locatedOnRiver River Clodiagh NERFINISHED
province Munster NERFINISHED
timeZone Western European Time NERFINISHED
timeZoneDST Irish Standard Time NERFINISHED

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County Waterford contains Portlaw