Where Is Blackpool Located?

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Where Is Blackpool Located?

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Blackpool is a seaside town in the county of Lancashire in England. It is located in the region of northwest England. It has been declared a unitary authority and is a borough in its own right. The city of Blackpool was declared an independent unitary authority on April 1, 1998. The administrative headquarters of the borough of Blackpool is Blackpool. Blackpool covers a total area of 34.92 square kilometres. It is ranked 330th in the country in terms of area.

According to a population census conducted in the year 2005, the population of Blackpool is 142, 900. It is ranked 119th in the country in terms of population. The density of population of Blackpool is 4, 092 persons per square kilometre. About 98.4 per cent of the inhabitants of Blackpool are white. The rock band Jethro Tull hails from Blackpool, and the band's legendary frontman, Ian Anderson, moved to Blackpool from his native Scotland at the age of 12.

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Anonymous answered

North west of England, north west to Manchester and on the west coast!!!!! :)

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North-West England

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Lancashire nw eng.

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Anonymous answered

It is in Lancashire. The rides and the beach is FAB. It is such a cool place. I have been there 6 times!

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Visiting York
York is noted for its rich heritage and it has played an important role throughout much of its almost 2,000 year existence. It is located in the north of England near to the Yorkshire dales and the north Yorkshire moors. York is a flat area called the Vale of York; there you will find all sorts of wildlife and pond life. There are two rivers in York and these are the Ousse and the Foss. These rivers are both fairly big and wind around and threw York.
If you want to get to York it is fairly easy to get to. York is on the main eastern rail line which is a good link to get to and from other cities such as Newcastle and Manchester. There are two airports nearby which means you can fly to other countries and people from other countries can visit York. The two airports are Leeds and Bradford. There is a ferry from hull that leaves a few times a day this means that it is suitable and accessible for day trips
York can be seen as a historical center it has old city walls and many visitor attraction such as the railway museum which shows lots of different types of trains starting from old trains to brand new. But mainly old well known trains such as the Flying Dutchman. There are also great places to visit with young children like the jorvik center. This is in York city center and focuses on Vikings. Teenagers can enjoy the York dungeons and ghost walks. If there are people that are coming from the overseas then there are lots of historical places to visit like York minister and the castle museum.