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Manchester is primarily built on a mix of clay, sand, and limestone, with significant areas of alluvial and glacial deposits. The region's geology has influenced its urban development and industrial growth, particularly during the Industrial Revolution. The presence of coal deposits nearby also contributed to its rise as a manufacturing hub. Overall, the varied ground composition has played a crucial role in shaping Manchester's infrastructure and economy.
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Where is the home ground of Manchester United?
Old Trafford in Manchester, England.
When was manchester ship canal built?
it was built last year
What is Manchester united's home base?
Manchester United's Home ground is at Old Trafford
Are houses built on stilts built in places prone to flooding?
Stilt houses are very common in Asia surprisingly this type of house is also built in the elevated ground.
Who built the city of Manchester stadium?
Manchester city council and Sport England paid for the building of the city of Manchester stadium, it was constructed by John Laing.
What is the capacity of of Manchester United?
Old Trafford (the home ground for Manchester United) has a seating capacity of 75,957
When was the ground Manchester United made?
it was made in 1910
What is the population of Manchester city stadium?
Etihad Stadium, Manchester City's ground, can hold up to 47,726 people.
How many seats at Manchester united home ground?
76,212
When was palace hotel Manchester built?
The Palace Hotel in Manchester is also known as the Refuge Assurance Building was built in 1891 and then was extended in 1910 and 1932. It did not become a hotel however until 1996.
If Manchester United football club moved its ground to delph in Yorkshire would it still be Manchester United and if so why?
Delph is not in Yorkshire, It is in Lancashire. Yes Manchester United would still be, as Manchester is part of Lancashire.
What year is 225 Glenwood Cir Manchester MI built?
2002
