The Cheshire boundary runs along the River Etherow between Mottram-in-Longdendale and Glossop, to the east of Manchester. We are looking from Woolley Bridge up Woolley Lane towards Mottram and Manchester.

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Since 1974 the northern boundaries of Cheshire have remained unacknowledged and invisible. My Campaign for Cheshire aims to inform and educate through maps, leaflets and signs. The red spot indicates this location on the map of Cheshire.

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