Darcy Lever

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Darcy Lever is a residential area in the Metropolitan Borough of Bolton, Greater Manchester, England, with a semi-rural character and local historical roots in the former county of Lancashire.

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Darcy Lever canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district
residential area
administrativeCounty Greater Manchester
country England
governedBy Bolton Metropolitan Borough Council
linked to: Bolton Council
hasBuildingType farm buildings
semi-detached housing
terraced housing
hasCharacter semi-rural
hasConstituency Bolton South East
hasDialCode 01204
hasEtymology derived from the Lever family name with the affix Darcy
hasFeature bridleways
canal bridges
canal infrastructure
farmland
public footpaths
woodland
hasGreenSpace Leverhulme Park (adjacent/nearby)
hasHistoricalActivity canal transport
coal mining
textile industry
hasHistoricalStatus township in the parish of Bolton-le-Moors
hasLandmark Darcy Lever Hall (site)
Darcy Lever viaduct
St Stephen and All Martyrs’ Church
hasNeighbour Bolton town centre
linked to: Bolton

Breightmet
Little Lever
hasOSGridReference SD745075
hasPostTown Bolton
hasReligiousBuilding Anglican church
hasRiver River Tonge
hasTopography valley of the River Tonge
hasTransport local bus services
hasType suburban area
hasWaterway Manchester Bolton & Bury Canal
historicalCounty Lancashire
historicallyLocatedIn Lancashire
locatedIn Greater Manchester
Metropolitan Borough of Bolton
locatedNear Bury
Manchester
partOf Bolton
region North West England

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