Civil parishes in Lancashire

A map of Lancashire, showing the Boroughs : (1) West Lancashire; (2) Chorley; (3) South Ribble; (4) Fylde; (5) Preston; (6) Wyre; (7) Lancaster; (8) Ribble Valley; (9) Pendle; (10) Burnley; (11) Rossendale; (12) Hyndburn; (13) Blackpool; and (14) Blackburn with Darwen.

A civil parish is a subnational entity, forming the lowest unit of local government in England. There are 219 civil parishes in the ceremonial county of Lancashire; Blackpool is completely unparished; Pendle and Ribble Valley are entirely parished. At the 2001 census, there were 587,074 people living in the 219 parishes, accounting for 41.5 per cent of the county's population.

## History

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Parishes arose from Church of England divisions, and were originally purely ecclesiastical divisions. Over time they acquired civil administration powers.[1]

The Highways Act 1555 made parishes responsible for the upkeep of roads. Every adult inhabitant of the parish was obliged to work four days a year on the roads, providing their own tools, carts and horses; the work was overseen by an unpaid local appointee, the Surveyor of Highways.[2]

The poor were looked after by the monasteries, until their dissolution. In 1572, magistrates were given power to 'survey the poor' and impose taxes for their relief. This system was made more formal by the Poor Law Act 1601, which made parishes responsible for administering the Poor Law; overseers were appointed to charge a rate to support the poor of the parish.[3] The 19th century saw an increase in the responsibility of parishes, although the Poor Law powers were transferred to Poor Law Unions.[4] The Public Health Act 1872 grouped parishes into Rural Sanitary Districts, based on the Poor Law Unions; these subsequently formed the basis for Rural Districts.[5]

Parishes were run by vestries, meeting annually to appoint officials, and were generally identical to ecclesiastical parishes,[6] although some townships in large parishes administered the Poor Law themselves; under the Divided Parishes and Poor Law Amendment Act 1882, all extra-parochial areas and townships that levied a separate rate became independent civil parishes.[7]

Civil parishes in their modern sense date from the Local Government Act 1894, which abolished vestries; established elected parish councils in all rural parishes with more than 300 electors; grouped rural parishes into Rural Districts; and aligned parish boundaries with county and borough boundaries.[7] Urban civil parishes continued to exist, and were generally coterminous with the Urban District, Municipal Borough or County Borough in which they were situated; many large towns contained a number of parishes, and these were usually merged into one. Parish councils were not formed in urban areas, and the only function of the parish was to elect guardians to Poor Law Unions; with the abolition of the Poor Law system in 1930 the parishes had only a nominal existence.[8]

The Local Government Act 1972 retained civil parishes in rural areas, and many former Urban Districts and Municipal Boroughs that were being abolished, were replaced by new successor parishes; urban areas that were considered too large to be single parishes became unparished areas.[9]

## The current position

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Recent governments have encouraged the formation of town and parish councils in unparished areas, and the Local Government and Rating Act 1997 gave local residents the right to demand the creation of a new civil parish.[10]

A parish council can become a town council unilaterally, simply by resolution;[9] and a civil parish can also gain city status, but only if that is granted by the Crown.[9] The chairman of a town or city council is called a mayor.[9] The Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007 introduced alternative names: a parish council can now choose to be called a community; village; or neighbourhood council.[11]

—  —  —  —  —  Civil parishes in Lancashire (in 2010)
—  —  —  —  —  Town parishes (in 2010)
—  Unparished area (in 2010)

## List of civil parishes and unparished areas

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Image  | Name  | Status  | Population  | District  | Former local authority  | Refs  | Map
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| Blackburn | Unparished area | 97,058 | Blackburn with Darwen | Blackburn
County Borough | [12]
[13] | A98
| Darwen | Town | 27,495 | Blackburn with Darwen | Darwen
Municipal Borough | [14]
[15]
[16] | A1
| Eccleshill | Civil parish | 276 | Blackburn with Darwen | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[18] | A2
| Hoddlesden | Unparished area | 1,292 | Blackburn with Darwen | Darwen
Municipal Borough | [14]
[19] | A99
| Livesey | Civil parish | 6,337 | Blackburn with Darwen | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[18] | A3
| North Turton | Civil parish | 3,736 | Blackburn with Darwen | Turton
Urban District | [20]
[18] | A4
| Pleasington | Civil parish | 467 | Blackburn with Darwen | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[18] | A5
| Tockholes | Civil parish | 454 | Blackburn with Darwen | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[18] | A6
| Yate and Pickup Bank | Civil parish | 355 | Blackburn with Darwen | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[18] | A7
| Blackpool | Unparished area | 142,283 | Blackpool | Blackpool
County Borough | [21]
[22] | B99
| Briercliffe | Civil parish | 3,187 | Burnley | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[24] | C1
| Burnley | Unparished area | 64,925 | Burnley | Burnley
County Borough | [25]
[26] | C99
| Cliviger | Civil parish | 2,350 | Burnley | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[24] | C2
| Dunnockshaw | Civil parish | 212 | Burnley | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[24] | C3
| Habergham Eaves | Civil parish | 1,581 | Burnley | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[24] | C4
| Hapton | Civil parish | 3,769 | Burnley | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[24] | C5
| Ightenhill | Civil parish | 1,512 | Burnley | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[24] | C6
| Padiham | Town | 8,998 | Burnley | Padiham
Urban District | [27]
[24] | C7
| Worsthorne-with-Hurstwood | Civil parish | 2,986 | Burnley | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[24] | C8
| Adlington | Town | 5,270 | Chorley | Adlington
Urban District | [28]
[29] | D1
| Anderton | Civil parish | 1,206 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D2
| Anglezarke | Civil parish | 23 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D3
| Astley Village | Civil parish | 3,329 | Chorley | Chorley
Municipal Borough | [31]
[29] | D4
| Bretherton | Civil parish | 655 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D5
| Brindle | Civil parish | 999 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D6
| Charnock Richard | Civil parish | 1,885 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D7
| Chorley | Unparished area | 31,556 | Chorley | Chorley
Municipal Borough | [31]
[32] | D99
| Clayton-le-Woods | Civil parish | 14,528 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D8
| Coppull | Civil parish | 7,637 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D9
| Croston | Civil parish | 2,679 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D10
| Cuerden | Civil parish | 77 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D11
| Eccleston | Civil parish | 4,353 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D12
| Euxton | Civil parish | 8,318 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D13
| Heapey | Civil parish | 955 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D14
| Heath Charnock | Civil parish | 2,065 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D15
| Heskin | Civil parish | 883 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D16
| Hoghton | Civil parish | 867 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D17
| Mawdesley | Civil parish | 1,787 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D18
| Rivington | Civil parish | 144 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D19
| Ulnes Walton | Civil parish | 2,048 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D20
| Wheelton | Civil parish | 1,001 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D21
| Whittle-le-Woods | Civil parish | 4,553 | Chorley | Chorley
Rural District | [30]
[29] | D22
| Withnell | Civil parish | 3,631 | Chorley | Withnell
Urban District | [33]
[29] | D23
| Bryning-with-Warton | Civil parish | 3,572 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E1
| Elswick | Civil parish | 1,057 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E2
| Freckleton | Civil parish | 6,045 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E3
| Greenhalgh-with-Thistleton | Civil parish | 462 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E4
| Kirkham | Town | 7,127 | Fylde | Kirkham
Urban District | [36]
[35] | E5
| Little Eccleston-with-Larbreck | Civil parish | 374 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E6
| Lytham | Unparished area | 15,584 | Fylde | Lytham St Annes
Municipal Borough | [37]
[38] | E99
| Medlar-with-Wesham | Town | 3,245 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E7
| Newton-with-Clifton | Civil parish | 2,680 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E8
| Ribby-with-Wrea | Civil parish | 1,489 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E9
| Saint Anne's on the Sea | Town | 25,743 | Fylde | Lytham St Annes
Municipal Borough | [37]
[39] | E10
| Singleton | Civil parish | 877 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E11
| Staining | Civil parish | 2,312 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E12
| Treales, Roseacre and Wharles | Civil parish | 447 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E13
| Weeton-with-Preese | Civil parish | 1,096 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E14
| Westby-with-Plumptons | Civil parish | 1,107 | Fylde | Fylde
Rural District | [34]
[35] | E15
| Accrington | Unparished area | 34,128 | Hyndburn | Accrington
Municipal Borough | [40]
[41] | F99
| Altham | Civil parish | 897 | Hyndburn | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[42] | F1
| Church | Unparished area | 3,988 | Hyndburn | Church
Urban District | [43]
[44] | F99
| Clayton le Moors | Unparished area | 8,289 | Hyndburn | Clayton le Moors
Urban District | [45]
[46] | F99
| Great Harwood | Unparished area | 11,217 | Hyndburn | Great Harwood
Urban District | [47]
[48] | F99
| Oswaldtwistle | Unparished area | 15,627 | Hyndburn | Oswaldtwistle
Urban District | [49]
[50] | F99
| Rishton | Unparished area | 7,350 | Hyndburn | Rishton
Urban District | [51]
[52] | F99
| Aldcliffe-with-Stodday | Civil parish | 189 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Municipal Borough | [53][54] | G99
| Arkholme-with-Cawood | Civil parish | 334 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G1
| Bolton-le-Sands | Civil parish | 4,098 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G2
| Borwick | Civil parish | 210 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G3
| Burrow-with-Burrow | Civil parish | 191 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G4
| Cantsfield | Civil parish | 76 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G5
| Carnforth | Town | 5,350 | Lancaster | Carnforth
Urban District | [58]
[56] | G6
| Caton-with-Littledale | Civil parish | 2,720 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G7
| Claughton | Civil parish | 132 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G8
| Cockerham | Civil parish | 558 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G9
| Ellel | Civil parish | 2,521 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G10
| Gressingham | Civil parish | 153 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G11
| Halton-with-Aughton | Civil parish | 2,360 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G12
| Heaton-with-Oxcliffe | Civil parish | 2,225 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G13
| Heysham | Unparished area | 11,016 | Lancaster | Morecambe and Heysham
Municipal Borough | [59]
[60] | G98
| Hornby-with-Farleton | Civil parish | 729 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G14
| Ireby | Civil parish | 78 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G15
| Lancaster | Unparished area | 50,867 (including Aldcliffe-with-Stodday) | Lancaster | Lancaster
Municipal Borough | [53]
[61] | G99
| Leck | Civil parish | 189 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G16
| Melling-with-Wrayton | Civil parish | 290 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G17
| Middleton | Civil parish | 521 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G18
| Morecambe | Town | 35,916 | Lancaster | Morecambe and Heysham
Municipal Borough | [59]
[62]
[63] | G19
| Nether Kellet | Civil parish | 646 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G20
| Over Kellet | Civil parish | 778 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G21
| Over Wyresdale | Civil parish | 348 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G22
| Overton | Civil parish | 1,015 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G23
| Priest Hutton | Civil parish | 177 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G24
| Quernmore | Civil parish | 532 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G25
| Roeburndale | Civil parish | 76 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G26
| Scotforth | Civil parish | 239 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G27
| Silverdale | Civil parish | 1,545 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G28
| Slyne-with-Hest | Civil parish | 3,163 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G29
| Tatham | Civil parish | 393 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G30
| Thurnham | Civil parish | 595 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G31
| Tunstall | Civil parish | 105 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G32
| Warton | Civil parish | 2,315 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G33
| Wennington | Civil parish | 102 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G34
| Whittington | Civil parish | 359 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G35
| Wray-with-Botton | Civil parish | 521 | Lancaster | Lunesdale
Rural District | [55]
[56] | G36
| The Yealands[64] | Civil parish | 471 | Lancaster | Lancaster
Rural District | [57]
[56] | G37 and G38
| Barley-with-Wheatley Booth | Civil parish | 271 | Pendle | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[65] | H1
| Barnoldswick | Town | 10,859 | Pendle | Barnoldswick
Urban District | [66]
[65] | H2
| Barrowford | Civil parish | 6,039 | Pendle | Barrowford
Urban District | [67]
[65] | H3
| Blacko | Civil parish | 595 | Pendle | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[65] | H4
| Brierfield | Town | 8,199 | Pendle | Brierfield
Urban District | [68]
[65] | H6
| Colne | Town | 18,117 | Pendle | Colne
Municipal Borough | [69]
[70]
[71] | H7
| Earby | Civil parish | 4,348 | Pendle | Earby
Urban District | [72]
[65] | H18
| Foulridge | Civil parish | 1,506 | Pendle | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[65] | H9
| Goldshaw Booth | Civil parish | 265 | Pendle | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[65] | H10
| Higham-with-West Close Booth | Civil parish | 808 | Pendle | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[65] | H11
| Kelbrook and Sough | Civil parish | 1,026 | Pendle | Earby
Urban District | [72]
[65] | H12
| Laneshaw Bridge | Civil parish | 759 | Pendle | Colne
Municipal Borough | [69]
[65] | H13
| Nelson | Town | 29,108 | Pendle | Nelson
Municipal Borough | [73]
[74]
[71] | H14
| Old Laund Booth | Civil parish | 1,586 | Pendle | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[65] | H15
| Reedley Hallows | Civil parish | 1,994 | Pendle | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[65] | H16
| Roughlee Booth | Civil parish | 328 | Pendle | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[65] | H17
| Salterforth | Civil parish | 625 | Pendle | Skipton
Rural District | [75]
[65] | H8
| Trawden Forest | Civil parish | 2,580 | Pendle | Trawden
Urban District | [76]
[65] | H19
| Barton | Civil parish | 1,096 | Preston | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[78] | I1
| Broughton | Civil parish | 1,735 | Preston | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[78] | I2
| Fulwood | Unparished area | 33,171 | Preston | Fulwood
Urban District | [79]
[80] | I99
| Goosnargh | Civil parish | 1,204 | Preston | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[78] | I3
| Grimsargh | Civil parish | 2,164 | Preston | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[78] | I4
| Haighton | Civil parish | 197 | Preston | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[78] | I5
| Ingol and Tanterton | Civil parish |  | Preston |  | [81] | I99
| Lea | Civil parish | 5,962 | Preston | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[78] | I6
| Preston | Unparished area | 79,864 (including Ingol and Tanterton) | Preston | Preston
County Borough | [82]
[83] | I99
| Whittingham | Civil parish | 2,189 | Preston | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[78] | I7
| Woodplumpton | Civil parish | 2,051 | Preston | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[78] | I8
| Aighton, Bailey and Chaigley | Civil parish | 1,249 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J1
| Balderstone | Civil parish | 379 | Ribble Valley | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[85] | J2
| Barrow | Civil parish |  | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [86][84]
[85] | J48
| Bashall Eaves | Civil parish | 162 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J3
| Billington and Langho | Civil parish | 4,555 | Ribble Valley | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[85] | J4
| Bolton-by-Bowland | Civil parish | 498 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J5
| Bowland Forest High | Civil parish | 163 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J6
| Bowland Forest Low | Civil parish | 168 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J7
| Bowland-with-Leagram | Civil parish | 128 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J8
| Chatburn | Civil parish | 1,104 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J9
| Chipping | Civil parish | 1,046 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J10
| Clayton-le-Dale | Civil parish | 1,142 | Ribble Valley | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[85] | J11
| Clitheroe | Town | 14,697 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Municipal Borough | [88]
[85] | J12
| Dinckley | Civil parish | 83 | Ribble Valley | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[85] | J13
| Downham | Civil parish | 156 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J14
| Dutton | Civil parish | 212 | Ribble Valley | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[85] | J15
| Easington | Civil parish | 52 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J16
| Gisburn | Civil parish | 506 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J17
| Gisburn Forest | Civil parish | 137 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J18
| Great Mitton | Civil parish | 205 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J19
| Grindleton | Civil parish | 723 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J20
| Horton | Civil parish | 76 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J21
| Hothersall | Civil parish | 136 | Ribble Valley | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[85] | J22
| Little Mitton | Civil parish | 42 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J23
| Longridge | Town | 7,546 | Ribble Valley | Longridge
Urban District | [89]
[85] | J24
| Mearley | Civil parish | 25 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J25
| Mellor | Civil parish | 2,126 | Ribble Valley | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[85] | J26
| Middop | Civil parish | 43 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J27
| Newsholme | Civil parish | 50 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J28
| Newton | Civil parish | 237 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J29
| Osbaldeston | Civil parish | 165 | Ribble Valley | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[85] | J30
| Paythorne | Civil parish | 95 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J31
| Pendleton | Civil parish | 203 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J32
| Ramsgreave | Civil parish | 770 | Ribble Valley | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[85] | J33
| Read | Civil parish | 1,383 | Ribble Valley | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[85] | J34
| Ribchester | Civil parish | 1,535 | Ribble Valley | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[85] | J35
| Rimington | Civil parish | 382 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J36
| Sabden | Civil parish | 1,371 | Ribble Valley | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[85] | J37
| Salesbury | Civil parish | 391 | Ribble Valley | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[85] | J38
| Sawley | Civil parish | 305 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J39
| Simonstone | Civil parish | 1,152 | Ribble Valley | Burnley
Rural District | [23]
[85] | J40
| Slaidburn | Civil parish | 288 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J41
| Thornley-with-Wheatley | Civil parish | 327 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J42
| Twiston | Civil parish | 64 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J43
| Waddington | Civil parish | 878 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J44
| West Bradford | Civil parish | 730 | Ribble Valley | Bowland
Rural District | [87]
[85] | J45
| Whalley | Civil parish | 2,645 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J46
| Wilpshire | Civil parish | 2,569 | Ribble Valley | Blackburn
Rural District | [17]
[85] | J47
| Wiswell | Civil parish | 985 (including Barrow) | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J48
| Worston | Civil parish | 76 | Ribble Valley | Clitheroe
Rural District | [84]
[85] | J49
| Bacup | Unparished area | 14,191 | Rossendale | Bacup
Municipal Borough | [90]
[91] | K99
| Edenfield | Unparished area | 3,544 | Rossendale | Ramsbottom
Urban District | [92]
[93] | K99
| Haslingden | Unparished area | 16,849 | Rossendale | Haslingden
Municipal Borough | [94]
[95] | K99
| Rawtenstall | Unparished area | 23,805 | Rossendale | Rawtenstall
Municipal Borough | [96]
[97] | K99
| Whitworth | Town | 7,263 | Rossendale | Whitworth
Urban District | [98]
[99] | K1
| Cuerdale | Civil parish | 36 | South Ribble | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[100] | L1
| Farington | Civil parish | 6,088 | South Ribble | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[100] | L2
| Hutton | Civil parish | 2,073 | South Ribble | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[100] | L3
| Leyland | Unparished area | 30,165 | South Ribble | Leyland
Urban District | [101]
[102] | L99
| Little Hoole | Civil parish | 1,815 | South Ribble | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[100] | L4
| Longton | Civil parish | 7,732 | South Ribble | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[100] | L5
| Much Hoole | Civil parish | 1,851 | South Ribble | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[100] | L6
| Penwortham | Town | 23,436 | South Ribble | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[100] | L7
| Samlesbury | Civil parish | 1,011 | South Ribble | Preston
Rural District | [77]
[100] | L8
| Walton le Dale | Unparished area | 29,660 | South Ribble | Walton le Dale
Urban District | [103]
[104] | L99
| Aughton | Civil parish | 8,342 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106] | M1
| Bickerstaffe | Civil parish | 1,196 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106] | M2
| Bispham | Civil parish | 207 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106] | M3
| Burscough | Civil parish | 8,968 | West Lancashire | Ormskirk
Urban District | [107]
[106] | M4
| Dalton | Civil parish | 348 | West Lancashire | Wigan
Rural District | [108]
[106] | M5
| Downholland | Civil parish | 966 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106] | M6
| Great Altcar | Civil parish | 243 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106] | M7
| Halsall | Civil parish | 1,873 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106] | M8
| Hesketh-with-Becconsall | Civil parish | 3,873 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106] | M9
| Hilldale | Civil parish | 633 | West Lancashire | Wigan
Rural District | [108]
[106] | M10
| Lathom | Civil parish | 890 | West Lancashire | Ormskirk
Urban District | [107]
[106] | M11
| Lathom South | Civil parish | 762 | West Lancashire | Ormskirk
Urban District | [107]
[109]
[110] | M12
| Newburgh | Civil parish | 1,080 | West Lancashire | Ormskirk
Urban District | [107]
[106] | M13
| North Meols | Civil parish | 3,792 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106] | M14
| Ormskirk | Unparished area | 17,234 | West Lancashire | Ormskirk
Urban District | [107]
[111] | M98
| Parbold | Civil parish | 2,702 | West Lancashire | Wigan
Rural District | [108]
[106] | M15
| Rufford | Civil parish | 2,048 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106] | M16
| Scarisbrick | Civil parish | 3,204 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106] | M17
| Simonswood | Civil parish | 130 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106]
[112] | M18
| Skelmersdale | Unparished area | 34,550 | West Lancashire | Skelmersdale and Holland
Urban District | [113]
[114] | M99
| Tarleton | Civil parish | 5,350 | West Lancashire | West Lancashire
Rural District | [105]
[106] | M19
| Up Holland | Civil parish | 7,180 | West Lancashire | Skelmersdale and Holland
Urban District | [113]
[106] | M20
| Wrightington | Civil parish | 2,807 | West Lancashire | Wigan
Rural District | [108]
[106] | M21
| Barnacre-with-Bonds | Civil parish | 1,751 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N1
| Bleasdale | Civil parish | 147 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N2
| Cabus | Civil parish | 1,572 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N3
| Catterall | Civil parish | 1,981 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N4
| Claughton | Civil parish | 562 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N5
| Fleetwood | Town | 26,841 | Wyre | Fleetwood
Municipal Borough | [117]
[118]
[119] | N6
| Forton | Civil parish | 1,253 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N7
| Garstang | Town | 4,074 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N8
| Great Eccleston | Civil parish | 1,473 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N9
| Hambleton | Civil parish | 2,678 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N10
| Inskip-with-Sowerby | Civil parish | 878 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N11
| Kirkland | Civil parish | 343 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N12
| Myerscough and Bilsborrow | Civil parish | 1,521 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116]
[120] | N13
| Nateby | Civil parish | 475 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N14
| Nether Wyresdale | Civil parish | 613 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N15
| Out Rawcliffe | Civil parish | 567 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N16
| Pilling | Civil parish | 1,739 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N17
| Poulton-le-Fylde | Unparished area | 18,264 | Wyre | Poulton-le-Fylde
Urban District | [121]
[122] | N99
| Preesall | Town | 5,314 | Wyre | Preesall
Urban District | [123]
[116] | N18
| Stalmine-with-Staynall | Civil parish | 1,476 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N19
| Thornton–Cleveleys | Unparished Area | 31,157 | Wyre | Thornton–Cleveleys
Urban District | [124]
[125] | N99
| Upper Rawcliffe-with-Tarnacre | Civil parish | 604 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N20
| Winmarleigh | Civil parish | 335 | Wyre | Garstang
Rural District | [115]
[116] | N21

## See also

[edit]

* List of civil parishes in England

## References

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37. ^ a b A Vision of Britain Through Time : Lytham St Annes Municipal Borough. Retrieved 8 February 2010
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124. ^ A Vision of Britain Through Time : Thornton–Cleveleys Urban District. Retrieved 24 May 2010
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* Clayton-le-Moors
* Clayton-le-Woods
* Cleveleys
* Clitheroe
* Colne
* Coppull
* Darwen
* Earby
* Eccleston
* Euxton
* Fleetwood
* Fulwood
* Garstang
* Great Harwood
* Haslingden
* Heysham
* Kirkham
* Lancaster
* Leyland
* Longridge
* Lostock Hall
* Lytham St Annes
* Morecambe
* Nelson
* Ormskirk
* Oswaldtwistle
* Padiham
* Penwortham
* Poulton-le-Fylde
* Preesall
* Preston
* Rawtenstall
* Rishton
* Skelmersdale
* Thornton
* Waterfoot
* Wesham
* Whitworth
See also: List of civil parishes in Lancashire

Rivers|

* Calder
* Darwen
* Douglas
* Hodder
* Hyndburn
* Irwell
* Lune
* Ribble
* tributaries
* crossings
* Wyre

Canals|

* Lancaster
* Leeds and Liverpool

Topics|

* Parliamentary constituencies
* Places
* Population of major settlements
* Scheduled monuments
* Schools
* Lancashire
* Blackburn with Darwen
* Blackpool
* SSSIs
* Country houses
* Grade I buildings
* Grade II* buildings
* History
* Museums
* Lord Lieutenants
* High Sheriffs
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