Merseyside

Merseyside is a metropolitan county in the north of England, on the River Mersey, composed of Liverpool City Council and the Metropolitan Borough councils of Knowsley[?], Sefton[?], St. Helen's[?] and Wirral[?].

Towns and villages

• Ainsdale[?]
• Bebington[?], Bidston[?], Birkdale[?], Birkenhead, Bromborough[?]
• Crosby[?]
• Eastham[?]
• Formby[?]
• Haydock[?], Heswall[?], Hoylake[?]
• Kirkby[?], Knowsley[?]
• Leasowe, Liverpool
• Maghull[?], Melling[?], Meols[?], Moreton[?]
• New Brighton[?], New Ferry[?]
• Parkgate[?], Pensby[?], Port Sunlight[?], Prescot[?]
• Rainford[?], Roby[?]
• Seacombe[?], Seaforth[?], Southport[?], St. Helens[?]
• Wallasey, West Kirby[?], Whiston[?], Woodvale[?]

Places of interest

• Albert Dock[?]
• Croxteth Hall[?]
• Speke Hall[?] - National Trust
• Mersey Tunnel[?]
• Tate Liverpool, a branch of the Tate Gallery
• Lady Lever Art Gallery[?]
• Liverpool Museum[?]
• Merseyside Maritime Museum[?]
• Customs & Excise National Museum[?]
• Museum of Liverpool Life[?]
• Walker Art Gallery[?]
• Liverpool Cathedral[?]
• Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral[?] of Christ the King
• Port Sunlight Heritage Centre[?]
• Leasowe Castle
• Bidston Windmill[?]
• Leasowe Lighthouse
• Hilbre Island[?]
• North Wirral Coastal Park[?]

Common misspelling and questions (FAQ)

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