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Nature reserves, parks & green spaces in Chorley

Showing 651–700 of 738 locations in Chorley, North West.

A district between the coastal plain and the West Pennine Moors, with Rivington and Anglezarke reservoirs, Yarrow valley woodland, and the Leeds and Liverpool Canal.

Higher House

Historic· 0 ha

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Sensory Garden

Urban park· 0 ha

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Berry's Garden

Urban park· 0 ha

Round cairn on Winter Hill

Scheduled Monument

Historic· 0 ha

Round cairn on Noon Hill

Scheduled Monument

Historic· 0 ha

Croston Town Bridge

Scheduled Monument

Historic· 0 ha

Headless Cross, Grimeford

Scheduled Monument

Historic· 0 ha

Euxton Parish Church Gate

Historic· 0 ha

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Adlington Cemetery

Cemetery

All Saints Church

Churchyard

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Astley Park

Urban park

Bank Hall

Historic

Berry's Garden

Historic

Bretherton Congregational Church

Churchyard

Bretherton Parish Institute

Playing field

Charnock Richard Golf Club

Golf course

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Chorley Cemetery

Cemetery

Chorley Golf Course

Golf course

Christ Church

Churchyard

Clayton Brook Community Church

Churchyard

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Community Garden

Urban park

Coppice Stile House

Historic

Coppull Parish Church

Churchyard

Coronation Pleasure Ground

Playing field

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Cuerden Valley Park

Urban park

Duxbury Park Golf Club

Golf course

Euxton Cricket Club

Playing field

Euxton Parish Church

Churchyard

Farmhouse Ruins

Historic

Greenside Playing Fields

Playing field

Grimes

Historic

Higher Hempshaw's Ruins

Historic

Highfield Golf Course

Golf course

Holy Trinity Church

Churchyard

Jubilee Playing Fields

Playing field

King George's Field

Playing field

Lead Mines

Historic

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Lever Park

Urban park

Lower Hempshaw's Ruins

Historic

Lower Kem Mills

Historic

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Millenium Green

Urban park

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Millennium Green

Urban park

Noon Hill

Historic

Oak Royal

Golf course

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Orchard Garden

Urban park

Pigeon Tower

Historic

Pleasington Golf Course

Golf course

Preston Temple

Churchyard

Rangletts Recreation Ground

Playing field

Rivington Parish Church

Churchyard