Trawden Forest civil parish

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Trawden Forest civil parish is a rural administrative area in Lancashire, England, known for its moorland landscapes, former textile villages, and location within the Borough of Pendle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
adjacentTo Brierfield
Colne
Foulridge
Laneshaw Bridge
Nelson
ceremonialCounty Lancashire
contains Wycoller Country Park
Wycoller Hall (ruins)
containsSettlement Cotton Tree
Trawden
Winewall
Wycoller
country England
district Borough of Pendle
governingBody Trawden Forest Parish Council
hasCharacteristic former textile villages
moorland landscapes
hasFeature agricultural land
former mills
public footpaths
stone-built cottages
hasHeritage rural Lancashire textile history
hasLandscapeType hills
moorland
valleys
hasLocalNature Pennine moorland
hasPostTown Colne
hasRecreationalActivity cycling
horse riding
walking
hasTraditionalIndustry cotton weaving
textile manufacturing
hasTransportLink road connections to Colne
historicCounty Lancashire
landUse rural
locatedIn Pendle (borough)
linked to: Pendle
locatedInTimeZone GMT
locatedNear Forest of Trawden
linked to: Trawden Forest
observesDaylightSavingTime BST
partOf Lancashire countryside
Pendle parliamentary constituency
region North West England
shireCounty Lancashire
sovereignState United Kingdom

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Borough of Pendle contains Trawden Forest civil parish
Trawden governingBody Trawden Forest Parish Council
linked to: Trawden Forest civil parish
Trawden Forest governingBody Trawden Forest Parish Council
linked to: Trawden Forest civil parish
Trawden Forest civil parish governingBody Trawden Forest Parish Council
linked to: Trawden Forest civil parish