Southport
Southport is a town in northwest England.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Archdiocese of Liverpool
About Southport
Southport is located in the Sefton region of the country. It is situated in the northwest of England, within the ceremonial county of Merseyside. The town has a distinct geographic setting, with its coastal location being a notable feature.
Southport has a rich history and culture, with its economy driven by tourism and retail. The town is known for its historic architecture, beautiful parks, and vibrant cultural scene. Southport's character is shaped by its seaside location and its strong sense of community.
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Notable people from Southport
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Miranda Richardsonb. 1958British actress
Jack Rodwellb. 1991English association football player (born 1991)
Marc Almondb. 1957British singer
David Jonesb. 1984English association football player
Fran Halsallb. 1990British swimmer, Olympic athlete, world champion
E. T. Whittaker1873–1956British mathematician (1873-1956)
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