Want this question answered?
Yes, Blackburn is in Lancashire.
Blackburn is in Lancahire, in the North West of England.
From Yorkshire and Lancashire to the Scottish border.
Blackburn is a large industrial town that can be found in the county of Lancashire which is in the north-west of England.
It runs through North Yorkshire and Lancashire.
North Yorkshire is bordered by the following counties: Cumbria, County Durham, East Riding of Yorkshire, Lancashire, and West Yorkshire.
Rochdale, Lancashire. Rhyl, North Wales. Ripon, Yorkshire.
The River Ribble is located in England. The river runs through both North Yorkshire and Lancashire.
Eccles Shorrock has written: 'History of the formation of Blackburn Association in 1852, and of the North & North-east Lancashire Association, with the rise and fall in the rate of wages for twenty-eight years'
There is usually a clue in the name of the dish e.g. Lancashire Hot Pot, from Lancashire North Staffs Oatcakes, North Staffordshire Cornish Pastie, Cornwall Yorkshire Pudding, Yorkshire Lincolnshire Sausage Bury Balck Puddings Eccles Cakes Melton Mobury Pork Pies But sometimes there is no clue, here are those I can think of Jellied Eels, London Curry, Bradford
Lancashire.
Loyal Regiment - North Lancashire - was created in 1881.