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The town of Lymm can trace its history back to the Domesday Book in 1086, originally a parish in the Bucklow Hundred. Lymm has always been a pleasant location and the Bridgewater Canal passes through the town, an important transport link in those times and today equally important for keen narrowboating tourists to enjoy as they cruise the canals of Cheshire. The canal was firs constructed by the Duke of Bridgewater who need to transport coal from Worsley and work on the canal started in 1759 and which split the village but nowadays this adds to the charm that Lymm offers.

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