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levets said:
Lancashire
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Manchester still comes under the boundaries of Lancashire.

Manchester is in Lancashire and Greater Manchester. It was removed from the administrative county of Lancashire in 1974, however the act makes clear the traditional county boundaries still remain. So whilst Manchester is in the ceremonial county of Greater Manchester it is also in the historic county of Lancashire.
 
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Match of the Day analysis: Alan Shearer on Man United's front three

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BBC at it again. Jumped into the Top 17 for goals scored in the Premier League this season.
Massive.
 
mexico1970 said:
Manchester still comes under the boundaries of Lancashire.

Manchester is in Lancashire and Greater Manchester. It was removed from the administrative county of Lancashire in 1974, however the act makes clear the traditional county boundaries still remain. So whilst Manchester is in the ceremonial county of Greater Manchester it is also in the historic county of Lancashire.
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Lancashire traditionally goes right up to the River Mersey and on the opposite bank is Cheshire.
 
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