Statistics for Lancashire A-Z

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    (1 since last reset)
  • The average score is 18 of 24

Answer Stats

HintAnswer% Correct
ALandmark in L built by a lord for his wife; the "Taj Mahal of the North"Ashton Memorial
100%
BSeaside resort town; home to a famous towerBlackpool
100%
CThe current Duke of LCharles III
100%
DFormer mill town just south of BlackburnDarwen
100%
ETown known for a famous cakeEccles
100%
OAuthor who travelled to Wigan PierGeorge Orwell
100%
YRival of the House of L in the Wars of the RosesHouse of York
100%
IHistorical process kickstarted by Lancashire cotton millsIndustrial Revolution
100%
KTown equidistant between B and PrestonKirkham
100%
HDish consisting of lamb, onions, and sliced potatoesLancashire {hotpot}
100%
LCounty town; gave the county its nameLancaster
100%
MRiver that serves as the county's southern boundaryMersey
100%
NTown named (indirectly) after the hero of TrafalgarNelson
100%
PArea famous for its 1612 witch trialsPendle Hill
100%
RRiver that runs through PrestonRibble
100%
SNew town near Wigan known as "Skem" to localsSkelmersdale
100%
UTown on F; birthplace of Stan Laurel, of Laurel and HardyUlverston
100%
WIsland off F; opposite the town of BarrowWalney
100%
FThe county has non-contiguous territory on this peninsulaFurness
0%
GElizabethan stately home near BurnleyGawthorpe Hall
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JSoft, dusty, gummy sweets invented by an Austrian immigrant in NJelly Babies
0%
QFormer cotton mill near Burnley; now a museumQueen Street Mill
0%
TStomach-lining dish popular in the postwar period; "Lancashire Calamari"Tripe
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VMain settlement on W; named for a shipbuilding / armaments companyVickerstown
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