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Southport

In Merseyside, Southport is a town at the seaside that is large. With Southport Pier Tramway, town attractions include Lord Street, an elegant street for shopping that is tree-lined, and Southport Pier, the British Isles pleasure pier in the seaside that is second longest.

In 1912, Urban District of Birkdale, including the Ainsdale and Birkdale parishes was added to Southport. During the Industrial Revolution and the Victorian era, the population of Southport began to increase.

On King Street and Market Street, Southport has a renovated indoor market as well as a farmers' market held on the last Thursday of every month on Chapel Street. From Southport Derby Road station (known as Southport Central), the West Lancashire line operated to Preston Fishergate Hill from 1882.

At Ainsdale Beach and Birkdale Palace, it had stations in Southport. Southport F.C., who, since 1905, have played at Blowick ground in Haig Avenue, is in Southport.

Administered by Birkdale Urban District Council before becoming, in 1912, part of Southport, Birkdale and Ainsdale, the village that is adjoining from 1894 to 1912 were separate from Southport. Still dependent on tourism, as a town of the seaside, Southport has a history of recreation.

At Southport Theatre & Convention Centre, Southport is used for conferences. Because it is at the Golf Coast centre in England, Southport is called England's Golfing Capital and has the concentration that is highest of UK championship links courses.