Photo of Stalybridge Country Park, a country park near Uppermill, Greater Manchester, north west England.

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Stalybridge Country Park

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Stalybridge Country Park is a country park in Greater Manchester, covering 0.43 km². The Albion Guide charts 21 country parks in the county; this is one of them. For more of the same, Daisy Nook Country Park and Werneth Low Country Park are close by. Mossley (Manchester) Station is about 1.3 km away to the north-west.

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