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Q. What is Walton le Dale?
A. Walton-le-Dale is a town, industrial suburb of the town of Preston, South Ribble district, administrative and historic county of Lancashire, England. It overlooks the Rivers Darwen and Ribble. Waletune was of Anglo-Saxon origin, and the suffix le Dale was added in Norman times. The parish church of St. Leonard also dates from this period, although only the chancel and tower of the original remains.
Q. Where is Walton le Dale?
A. Walton le Dale is situated approximately 2 miles south of Preston, Lancashire, England (UK) and is in the South Ribble district.
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