Accrington Map

Accrington map, view the Lancashire town of Accrington, located in the county of Lancashire, England.

Detailed Street Map of Accrington Lancashire & Guide to the Area

Accrington Map Lancashire: Interactive map of Accrington, displaying the town situated in the county of Lancashire, England, United Kingdom.

Use controls (+/-) to display a detailed street map of Accrington area and a Accrington town centre map, showing Accrington Railway Station and Accrington Stanley Football Club Ground.

Other facilities, some of which may also be visible on this Accrington map are: Accrington Market Hall, Haworth Art Gallery, Accrington Town Hall, Arndale Shopping Centre, Broadway Baptist Church, St James' Church, The Oaklea, The Arden Inn, Peel Park Hotel, The Railway, The Commercial Hotel, D.A.N Barbers, Costa Coffee, Greggs, Boots, WHSmith, Poundland, Superdrug, Specsavers, JD Sports, Peacocks, Sports Direct, The Ballroom Bar, The Crafty Fox, Acorns of Lancashire, Balti Stan, Bridgestone Manor, Abbey Street Dental Practice, Moorhead High School, Accrington Academy, St Christopher's CE High School, Mount Carmel RC High School, Accrington Library, East Lancashire Hospice Shop, Royal Hotel, Deli Delicious, Little India, Abbey Friar, The Emporium on Warner Street, The New Era Complex, Accrington Stanley Football Club, The Globe Centre, The Viaduct, Oswaldtwistle Mills, Accrington Police Station, Accrington Fire Station, Victoria Community and Leisure Centre, Accrington Health Centre, Fairfield General Hospital Outreach.

By zooming out a couple of steps (double right click) you can view the surrounding areas of Oswaldtwistle, Church, Huncoat, Clayton-le-Moors, Altham, Rishton, Baxenden, Scaitcliffe, Knuzden, Rising Bridge, Haslingden, Great Harwood, Loveclough, Crawshawbooth, Belthorn, Guide, Helmshore, Edenfield, Waterfoot, Rawtenstall, Hapton, Padiham, Burnley, Fence, Barrowford, Nelson, Brierfield, Trawden, Worsthorne, Cliviger, Sabden, Simonstone, Read, Whalley, Billington, Langho, Ramsgreave, Wilpshire, Blackburn, Whitebirk.

Accrington sits in the heart of East Lancashire, nestled in a valley between the Pennine hills. It's a town with strong roots, known for its no-nonsense northern character, a proud industrial past, and a strong sense of community. While it's had its ups and downs like many towns shaped by industry, it still carries that steady, working-class charm that keeps people connected to the place. The town centre has a mix of familiar shops and local traders, and there's a growing effort to preserve its heritage while keeping things moving forward.

Historically, Accrington built its name on cotton and brick. It was one of the powerhouse mill towns of the 19th century, producing textiles that went all over the world. The famous Accrington NORI bricks were used in the foundations of the Empire State Building and Blackpool Tower—tough stuff, just like the town itself. The population now sits at around 35,000, and while the mills are long gone, the legacy of hard graft and resilience is still woven into the fabric of daily life. It's a place shaped by industry but kept alive by community.

There's plenty to see in and around town. Haworth Art Gallery is a real local gem, set in a grand house and home to one of Europe's largest collections of Tiffany glass. The gallery sits in peaceful grounds, perfect for a walk or picnic. The town centre is home to Market Hall, packed with independent traders, and there's a good scattering of cafés and pubs to keep things lively. For nearby days out, Gawthorpe Hall in Padiham is a National Trust property that's got all the period charm you'd expect, and the East Lancashire Railway runs heritage steam trains through the Irwell Valley not far away. Closer to the hills, you'll find Peel Park and the Coppice, offering cracking views across the town and beyond.

Further afield, Lancashire opens right up. You've got Pendle Hill nearby, famous for the witch trials and now a great walking spot with moody landscapes and winding footpaths. The Ribble Valley is dotted with stone-built villages, great pubs, and open countryside, while towns like Clitheroe and Longridge bring their own market-town appeal. If you fancy a change of scene, head to the coast—Lytham St Annes or Morecambe for a bit of breeze, or dive into Blackpool if you're after something noisier. There's always something going on if you're willing to wander.

Getting to and from Accrington is fairly straightforward. The town's on the main rail line between Blackpool and Leeds, with regular services to Preston, Blackburn, Burnley and Manchester. The M65 and M66 provide quick road access across East Lancashire and down to Greater Manchester. Manchester Airport's just over an hour away by car or train, making it the nearest for domestic and international flights. Local buses connect the town with all the surrounding areas, and for the most part, everything in town is within walking distance.

Lancashire's one of those counties that doesn't shout about itself but leaves a strong impression. It's built on honesty, effort and a deep connection to land and place. From rolling hills to wide beaches, from old cotton mills to family-run farms, it's a county of contrasts. People still say hello in the street, and there's a grounded feel to life here. Accrington plays its part in that story—not flashy, but full of heart and history that never quite fades.

Some More Nearby Places: Oswaldtwistle, Church, Huncoat, Clayton-le-Moors, Altham, Rishton, Baxenden, Scaitcliffe, Knuzden, Rising Bridge, Haslingden, Great Harwood, Loveclough, Crawshawbooth, Belthorn, Guide, Helmshore, Edenfield, Waterfoot, Rawtenstall, Hapton, Padiham, Burnley, Fence, Barrowford, Nelson, Brierfield, Trawden, Worsthorne, Cliviger, Sabden, Simonstone, Read, Whalley, Billington, Langho, Ramsgreave, Wilpshire, Blackburn, Whitebirk.

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