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• Aspull
  |county=Lancashire ...he village is separated from [[Westhoughton]], on its southeast side, by a brook running through [[Borsdane Wood]].
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• Atherton
  |county=Lancashire ...gan]], five miles east of that town itself and two miles north of [[Leigh, Lancashire|Leigh]], and ten miles from [[Manchester]]. For about 300 years from t
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• Blackley
  |county=Lancashire ...y centre, by a meander of the [[River Irk]]. Further north is [[Middleton, Lancashire|Middleton]].
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• Chadderton
  |county=Lancashire '''Chadderton''' is a town within the conurbations of south [[Lancashire]]. It is beside the [[River Irk]] and the [[Rochdale Canal]], on undulatin
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• Chorlton-cum-Hardy
  |county=Lancashire |picture=Chorlton Green - geograph.org.uk - 266976.jpg
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• Cheadle, Cheshire
  ...er]]’s orbital route. The [[River Mersey]], which marks the border of [[Lancashire]], is half a mile to the north. ...him was found close to the confluence of the [[River Mersey]] and [[Micker Brook]] in 1873.<ref name=squire1>Squire, p.1</ref> This area became known as Che
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• Hulme
  |county=Lancashire '''Hulme''' is a south [[Lancashire]] town which has become an inner-city suburb of [[Manchester]]. It has a si
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• Kearsley
  |county=Lancashire ...ly broken out from [[Manchester]], and Kearsley, though achieving a narrow green separation on three sides, is contiguous with [[Farnworth]] to the north-we
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• River Hodder
  ...ge.jpg|right|thumb|Cromwell's Bridge, near [[Hurst Green, Lancashire|Hurst Green]]]] The '''River Hodder''' is a river of [[Yorkshire]] and [[Lancashire]].
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• Milnrow
  |county=Lancashire '''Milnrow''' is a suburban town in [[Lancashire]]. It stands beside the [[River Beal]] at the foothills of the South [[Pen
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• Newton Heath
  |county=Lancashire '''Newton Heath''' is an area of the city of [[Manchester]] in southern [[Lancashire]], three miles east of Manchester city centre.
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• Tyldesley
  |county=Lancashire '''Tyldesley''' is a town in [[Lancashire]], found to the north of [[Chat Moss]] near the foothills of the West Penni
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• River Beal
  {{county|Lancashire}} ..., and is a tributary of the [[River Roch]]. It rises in the Beal Valley in green space between [[Sholver]] and [[Royton]], before continuing northwards thro
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• Manchester, Bolton and Bury Canal
  {{county|Lancashire}} ...cks were required to climb to the summit as it passed through [[Pendleton, Lancashire|Pendleton]], heading northwest to [[Prestolee]] before it split northwest t
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• Slaidburn
  ...four parishes and covered an area of almost 300 sq. miles on the border of Lancashire and Yorkshire. The manors within the liberty were Slaidburn ([[Newton-in-Bo ...!--None-->}}</ref><ref>Clitheroe Man is Chief Steward of All He Surveys, ''Lancashire Telegraph'', 1 June 2011: http://www.lancashiretelegraph.co.uk/news/9059535
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• Rivington
  |picture=Rivington Village Green and stocks.JPG |picture caption= Rivington village green and stocks
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• Ightenhill
  '''Ightenhill''' is a civil parish in [[Lancashire]], to the north-west of [[Burnley]], and forming part of that town's urban ...parish includes [[Gawthorpe Hall]] and extends across the [[River Calder, Lancashire|River Calder]] leaving the hill it is named after. As a result, adjoining p
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• Hapton, Lancashire
  '''Hapton''' is a village and civil parish in [[Lancashire]], three miles west of [[Burnley]] town centre. According to the United Kin ...May 2008 | accessdate=9 May 2008 | publisher=Newsquest Media Group | work=Lancashire Telegraph }}</ref><ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.penninewaterways.co.uk/l
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• Eccleston, St Helens
  '''Eccleston''' is a township of the ancient parish of [[Prescot]] in [[Lancashire]], that forms a suburb of [[St Helens]]. At the 2011 Census, it had a popul ...one of the largest covering the neighbourhoods of Eccleston Park, Gillars Green, Trapwood Close and the area around Springfield south of the A580 road.
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• Much Hoole
  '''Much Hoole''' is a village and civil parish in [[Leyland Hundred]] of [[Lancashire]]. The civil parish corresponds to the township of the ancient parish of H ...[[Leyland]]. The Preston to Southport line (closed in 1964), built by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, crosses the north-west corner of the township.<ref n
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