Fylde is a coastal district in Lancashire, North West England, covering an area of approximately 165 square kilometres. It includes towns like Lytham St Annes, Kirkham, and Wesham, along with several rural villages. The district is known for its flat terrain, with large stretches of farmland and open countryside. The coastline features sandy beaches and dunes, attracting visitors for leisure and outdoor activities.
Fylde has a mix of residential, agricultural, and tourism-driven economies. The area is well-connected by road and rail, with the M55 motorway providing links to nearby cities like Preston and Blackpool. Local landmarks include the historic Lytham Windmill and St Annes Pier. The district also hosts events such as the Lytham Festival, drawing crowds for live music and entertainment. Fylde’s blend of coastal and rural landscapes makes it a distinctive part of Lancashire.