Bollington

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Bollington is a small former mill town in North West England, known for its industrial heritage, canalside setting, and location on the edge of the Peak District.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Bollington canonical 4
Bollington Town Council 1
Prestbury 1

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Statements (40)

Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
town
ceremonialCounty Cheshire
country England
governedBy Bollington Town Council
linked to: Bollington
hasAmenity community centre
local shops
primary schools
public houses
hasEvent Bollington Festival
Bollington Walking Festival
hasFeature canalside setting
hasHeritage industrial heritage
hasLandmark Adelphi Mill
Clarence Mill
Recreation Ground
White Nancy
hasNickname Happy Valley
hasRecreation canal-side walking routes
cycling routes
hiking routes into the Peak District
hasReligiousBuilding St John’s Church, Bollington
St Oswald’s Church, Bollington
hasRiver River Dean
hasTrail Middlewood Way
hasTransport bus services to Macclesfield
historicalIndustry cotton spinning
cotton weaving
historicalRole mill town
locatedIn Cheshire
Cheshire East
North West England
locatedNear Macclesfield
locatedOn edge of the Peak District
nearNationalPark Peak District National Park
linked to: Peak District
OSGridReference SJ 935 773
partOf Borough of Macclesfield (former)
postalTown Macclesfield
region North West England
traversedBy Macclesfield Canal

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Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cheshire East containsSettlement Bollington
James Chadwick placeOfBirth Bollington
Borough of Macclesfield containedCivilParish Prestbury
linked to: Bollington
Macclesfield Canal passesThrough Bollington
Bollington governedBy Bollington Town Council
linked to: Bollington