North West

The North West region of England covers an area of approximately 14,100 square kilometres, bordering Scotland, Wales, and the Irish Sea. It includes major cities like Manchester, Liverpool, and Chester, as well as rural areas such as the Lake District and the Pennines. The region has a mix of urban centres, industrial heritage, and natural landscapes, including national parks and coastal stretches.

Transport links in the North West are well-developed, with motorways like the M6 and M62 connecting it to other parts of the UK. The region has a strong industrial history, particularly in textiles, shipping, and manufacturing. It is also home to cultural landmarks like the Beatles Story in Liverpool and Manchester’s football stadiums. The climate varies, with coastal areas experiencing milder conditions compared to the upland regions.