name "Fylde" is believed to derive from Old Norse or Old English meaning level ground or plain

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The Fylde coastal plain is a low-lying, largely flat area of north-west England bordering the Irish Sea, known for its agricultural land and seaside towns such as Blackpool.

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Fylde coastal plain etymology name "Fylde" is believed to derive from Old Norse or Old English meaning level ground or plain