Warburton, Cheshire

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Warburton, Cheshire is a small historic village and civil parish in Greater Manchester, England, known for its rural character, ancient church, and the privately owned Warburton Toll Bridge.

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Warburton, Cheshire canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
parish church
redundant church
toll bridge
village
administrativeArea Trafford
ceremonialCounty Greater Manchester
churchDedication St Werburgh
linked to: Saint Werburgh
country England
crosses Manchester Ship Canal
crossesBy Warburton Toll Bridge
denomination Church of England
dialCode 01925
domesdayMention yes
electoralWard Bucklow-St Martins
governingBody Trafford Metropolitan Borough Council
linked to: Trafford
hasChurch St Werburgh's Church, Warburton
hasConservationArea yes
hasEconomicActivity farming
hasFeature agricultural land
historic buildings
hasHeritageAsset Old St Werburgh's Church, Warburton
hasListedBuildings yes
hasOldChurch Old St Werburgh's Church, Warburton
hasRoadConnection B5159 road
hasSettlementType rural village
hasStructure Warburton Toll Bridge
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building
historicCounty Cheshire
historicParish Bowdon
lieutenancyArea Greater Manchester
locatedIn Greater Manchester
Warburton, Cheshire
locatedNear Manchester Ship Canal
River Mersey
metropolitanBorough Trafford
nearbyTown Altrincham
Lymm
OSGridReference SJ7088
ownership private
parishChurch St Werburgh's Church, Warburton
parliamentaryConstituency Altrincham and Sale West
postalTown Lymm
postcodeArea WA
region North West England
ruralCharacter yes
tollCharged yes

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Warburton derivedFromPlace Warburton, Cheshire
Warburton Toll Bridge locatedIn Warburton, Cheshire
subject linked to: Warburton, Cheshire