Stockport
English market town
Stockport is a town in Greater Manchester, England, situated where the rivers Goyt and Tame merge to form the Mersey.
Historically a center of textile manufacturing, particularly hat-making, the town is known for its Victorian railway viaduct and its position as a gateway between Manchester and the Peak District.
She grew up in Stockport before moving to London.
County in northwest England
- Greater ManchesterMetropolitan county, northwest England
- MerseyNorthwest England river
- CheadleTown in northwest England
- DavenportCity or couch
Named public space
- VictorianOf a prim era
- viaductArched span crossing valleys
- marketVenue for trade
- cobblestonesRounded paving stones
mills · cotton · hatting · listed buildings · conservation · medieval · Old Town
Arched span crossing valleys
- PlazaNamed public space
- PyramidMassive ancient tomb structure
- War MemorialMonument to fallen soldiers
Transit hub for trains
- bus stationTransit departure point
- interchangeReciprocal transfer between parties
- commuterOne who travels regularly
- trainsLinked rail carriages
platforms · routes · Avanti · connectivity · Piccadilly · passengers · timetables
Cheshire
County in northwest England
- Greater ManchesterMetropolitan county, northwest England
- MerseyNorthwest England river
- CheadleTown in northwest England
Plaza
Named public space
cobblestones · mills · cotton · hatting · listed buildings · conservation · medieval · Old Town
viaduct
Arched span crossing valleys
- PlazaNamed public space
- PyramidMassive ancient tomb structure
- War MemorialMonument to fallen soldiers
railway station
Transit hub for trains
- bus stationTransit departure point
- interchangeReciprocal transfer between parties
- commuterOne who travels regularly
trains · platforms · routes · Avanti · connectivity · Piccadilly · passengers · timetables
stock, port, stocks, portable, portfolio, livestock, stocking, stockpile, stocked