Kilgrimol

Kilgrimol ward is a coastal area situated on the Fylde peninsula, directly bordering the Irish Sea. The terrain is largely flat and open, characterised by expansive sandy beaches and low-lying agricultural land. This geography defines its primary land uses, with a focus on farming and tourism centred around its lengthy shoreline. The settlement pattern includes the village of Little Singleton, which lies inland from the coast.

The area is known for its significant stretches of undeveloped coastline and the presence of agricultural holdings. A specific local feature is the historic Kilgrimol Cross base, a medieval stone fragment located near the shore, marking an old ecclesiastical boundary. The ward's environment is shaped by its exposure to coastal weather patterns and the management of its dune systems.