Pendle is a local government district in Lancashire, North West England. It covers an area of approximately 170 square miles, including towns like Nelson, Colne, and Barnoldswick. The district is known for its industrial heritage, particularly in textiles and manufacturing, which shaped its development during the 19th and 20th centuries.
The landscape of Pendle features a mix of urban areas and rural countryside, with the Pennine Hills providing a scenic backdrop. Pendle Hill, a prominent landmark, is associated with historical events like the Pendle Witch Trials. The district also has several parks and green spaces, offering outdoor recreation opportunities. Transport links include the A56 road and rail connections to major cities like Leeds and Manchester.