Lymm
Parish in the County of Cheshire
Etymology
The part lying between the Manchester Ship Canal and R. Mersey is now included in La.
Major Settlements
Other places in this Parish
Early-attested site
Other OS name
- Agdenbridge Ho, Agden Lane, Agden Lane Fm, Agdenbrow Fm
- Boarded Barn Fm
- Hilltop
- Morley Fm
- Newfield Ho
- Newhey's Plantation
- The Nook
- Oxheys
- Pennyhill
- Platt Fm
- Pool Fm & Pool Lane
- Raven Bank
- Sandy Lane
- Barsbank Fm & Barsbank Lane
- Danesbank Ho
- Howshoots
- Lymm Eyes
- Lymm Hall
- Lymmhay Lane
- Massey Brook Fm & Massey Brook Lane
- Mill Lane
- Model Fm
- Redbank Bridge
- Yellbrow
- Beechwood Hall
- The Bongs
- Bradshaw's Lane
- Burford Lane, Burford Lane Fm
- Butchersfield Bight
- Camsl(e)y, Camsl(e)y Fm & Camsl(e)y Lane
- Church Green
- Croft
- Crouchley Fm & Crouchley Lane
- Bottom Dam & Top Dam
- Dairy Fm
- The Dingle
- Ditchfield's Bridge
- Eagle Brow
- Fieldhouse
- Fox How
- Gailey Wood
- Glebe Fm
- Grantham's Bridge & Grantham's Lodge
- Helsdale Brook & Helsdale Wood
- Higherhouse Fm
- Higher Lane
- Longbutt Lane
- New Fm
- Rushgreen Fm
- Yewtree Fm
- Birchbrook Lodge
- Deansgreen
- Kay Lane, Kay Lane Brook
- Narrow Lane
- Rushgreen
- Scholars Bridge
- Springbank, Spring Lane
- Sutch Lane
- Old Tannery Ho
- Warrington Lane
- Wetgate
- Whitbarrow Ho & Whitbarrow Lane
- Whitefield
- Wildersmoor, Wildersmoor Fm & Wildersmoor Hall