North West England - Cities and Towns

Cities and Towns

  • GM = Greater Manchester, ME = Merseyside, CU = Cumbria, LA = Lancashire, CH = Cheshire

Population > 400,000

  • Manchester, GM
  • Liverpool, ME

Population > 100,000

  • Warrington, CH
  • Blackpool, LA
  • Bolton, GM
  • Stockport, GM
  • Preston, LA
  • Blackburn, LA
  • Oldham, GM
  • St Helens, ME
  • Chester, CH

Population > 70,000

  • Rochdale, GM
  • Southport, ME
  • Birkenhead, ME
  • Wigan, GM
  • Burnley, LA
  • Salford, GM
  • Carlisle, CU

Population > 50,000

  • Barrow-in-Furness, CU
  • Crewe, CH
  • Wythenshawe, GM
  • Ellesmere Port, CH
  • Runcorn, CH
  • Bury, GM
  • Bootle, ME
  • Wallasey, ME
  • Huyton, ME
  • Widnes, CH
  • Sale, GM
  • Macclesfield, CH

Population > 30,000

  • Lancaster, LA
  • Middleton, GM
  • Morecambe, LA
  • Stretford, GM
  • Ashton-under-Lyne, GM
  • Leigh, GM
  • Swinton, GM
  • Lytham St Annes, LA
  • Urmston, GM
  • Walkden, GM
  • Altrincham, GM
  • Leyland, LA
  • Skelmersdale, LA
  • Eccles, GM
  • Accrington, LA
  • Darwen, LA
  • Denton, GM
  • Radcliffe, GM
  • Tyldesley, GM
  • Chorley, LA
  • Chadderton, GM
  • Prestwich, GM
  • Hyde, GM
  • Thornton-Cleveleys, LA
  • Wilmslow, CH
  • Winsford, CH
  • Reddish, GM

Population > 20,000

  • Northwich, CH
  • Nelson, LA
  • Maghull, ME
  • Ashton-in-Makerfield, GM
  • Heywood, GM
  • Fleetwood, LA
  • Kendal, CU
  • Whitehaven, CU
  • Farnworth, GM
  • South Turton, GM
  • Workington, CU
  • Formby, ME
  • Saddleworth, GM
  • Marple, GM
  • Hindley, GM
  • Ormskirk, LA
  • Whitefield, GM
  • Droylsden, GM
  • Golborne, GM
  • Westhoughton, GM
  • Congleton, CH
  • Stalybridge, GM
  • Clitheroe, LA
  • Rawtenstall, LA
  • Shaw and Crompton, GM
  • Penwortham, LA
  • Royton, GM
  • Failsworth, GM
  • Colne, LA

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