England County Quiz - Cheshire

County town

Name given to the second level of covered walkways and shops above those at street level
in the above city

River which flows through the county town and forms part of the county's border with Wales

Port town which is home to Stanlow oil refinery, a chemical works and a car factory

Macclesfield was a major hub for the processing of this natural material, produced by insects

Large town in north Cheshire, situated on the banks of the River Mersey

Macclesfield born, Stoke City and England striker who is also known for his height

Victorian era link that carries boats between the River Weaver and the Trent & Mersey Canal

Cheshire town perhaps best known for a large railway junction and engineering works

Dating back to the early sixteenth century, the 'Roodee' is acknowledged by Guinness World Records as the oldest one of these venues still in operation

Informal name given to an area of affluent towns and villages which is generally taken to be
bounded by Wilmslow, Alderley Edge and Prestbury

Frodsham born songwriter and lead singer of 'Take That'

The Northwich area has long been associated with the mining of this mineral

Name given to the A55 trunk road which connects the county to Holyhead on Anglesey

Cheshire born actor who starred as James Bond