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Styal, in the county of Cheshire (2.8 miles, 4.5 km, direction S)
The village of Styal stands on the River Bollin close to the town of Wilmslow. It is renowned for Quarry Bank Mill and the surrounding Styal Estate with houses once occupied by the mill workers.
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Altrincham, a Historic Market Town in the county of Greater Manchester (3.5 miles, 5.7 km, direction W)
First developed as a quiet hamlet on the edge of the sweeping Cheshire Plain, where life went quietly on.
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Bramhall, in the county of Greater Manchester (4.5 miles, 7.2 km, direction E)
Set in an area where Cotton was once king, midst the towns of Manchester and the quiet rolling acres of sprawling Cheshire countryside, lies the little town of Bramhall whose most famous feature is Bramall Hall.
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Reddish, in the county of Greater Manchester (5.7 miles, 9.1 km, direction NE)
This is a densely populated area of Stockport, Greater Manchester. It is fortunate to be close to the edge of Cheshire, thus residents have the benefit of being within easy reach of some attractive countryside.
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Manchester, a Historic City in the county of Greater Manchester (6.2 miles, 10.0 km, direction N)
A thriving truly cosmopolitan city with a great mixture of new and old. The capital of the north
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Salford, in the county of Greater Manchester (6.9 miles, 11.2 km, direction N)
The City of Salford lies at the heart of the Metropolis known as Greater Manchester in an area where cotton was once king and its mill workers were portrayed for posterity by acclaimed 20th-century artist L.S.Lowry.
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Nether Alderley, in the county of Cheshire (7.5 miles, 12.1 km, direction S)
Nether Alderley shows a pleasant mixture of architectural gems which include well decorated timber frame properties so typical of the glorious Cheshire landscape.
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Knutsford, in the county of Cheshire (7.6 miles, 12.2 km, direction SW)
Its name derives from Canute, the great Danish King who is said to have journeyed this way when he quite possibly forded the local stream.
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Audenshaw, in the county of Greater Manchester (8.2 miles, 13.2 km, direction NE)
Audenshaw is a suburb of Greater Manchester. It is probably best known for its reservoirs and the busy waters of the Ashton canal, beside which visitors can see clusters of delightful canal-side properties.
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Marple, in the county of Greater Manchester (8.5 miles, 13.6 km, direction E)
Marple has many splendid canal features from the past, these include a flight of 16 locks and a three arched aqueduct which takes the Peak Forest canal over the River Goyt.
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Whaley Bridge, in the county of Derbyshire (12.5 miles, 20.1 km, direction E)
An attractive small town in the High Peak district of Derbyshire.
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Warrington, in the county of Cheshire (13.8 miles, 22.1 km, direction W)
This town can claim to have something made for Queen Victoria, which was famously rejected by her - this is the pair of Golden Gates made in 1850 for Sandringham House.
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Bolton, in the county of Lancashire (14.3 miles, 23.1 km, direction NW)
The clogs and black smoke image of Bolton has long since gone, in its place is a fine city with beautiful buildings and a diverse range of attractions sufficient to satisfy the most demanding tourist.
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Chapel-en-le-Frith, in the county of Derbyshire (15.4 miles, 24.8 km, direction E)
Chapel is a well preserved, picturesque place. It has a lovely old church dating back to the 14th-century which stands on the spot of an earlier church built by foresters a century or so before.
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Congleton, in the county of Cheshire (15.8 miles, 25.5 km, direction S)
This lively market town stands on a bend of the River Dane, it quite possibly takes its name from the Celtic word "congle" which in English means "a bend".
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