Audenshaw Reservoir Number 1

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Lancashire

England

Audenshaw Reservoir Number 1

Penny's Land
Originally this was the Manchester &amp; County Bank which was established in Manchester in 1862 and trade directories show that a branch of this bank had been opened on Ashton Road, Denton, by 1873. By 1882 the bank had moved to premises on Manchester Road. In 1934 it became County Bank Ltd until 1935 when it amalgamated with the District Bank Ltd. In 1962 the District Bank Ltd was acquired by the National Provincial Bank Ltd, which became part of the National Westminster Bank Ltd in 1970. In 2000 the National Westminster Bank plc (NatWest Bank) became part of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group. In 1922 the original building on Manchester Road was replaced by a new one and there is a date stone for 1922 above the corner window. This branch of NatWest closed on the 15 June 2017 <a href="https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/5648592">SJ9295 : Former NatWest Bank, Denton</a> and it was one of 56 north regional branch closures around this time. See <span class="nowrap"><a title="http://www.pittdixon.go-plus.net/denton/bank-mcr+county.htm" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="http://www.pittdixon.go-plus.net/denton/bank-mcr+county.htm">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span> for a more detailed history.

It is now occupied by a store called Penny&#039;s Land selling a variety of different low-priced items. — Penny's Land Credit: Gerald England

Audenshaw Reservoir Number 1, located in Lancashire, is a man-made freshwater reservoir that serves as an important water source for the surrounding area. The reservoir is often referred to as a lake due to its significant size and capacity. It covers an approximate area of X square kilometers and has a maximum depth of X meters.

The reservoir is mainly fed by various streams and small rivers in the vicinity, ensuring a constant supply of freshwater. It also has an outlet that allows excess water to flow into nearby water bodies. The water in Audenshaw Reservoir Number 1 is primarily sourced from rainfall and natural runoffs.

Surrounded by picturesque landscapes, the reservoir offers a tranquil environment for visitors to enjoy recreational activities such as fishing, boating, and birdwatching. The presence of numerous fish species, including trout and pike, makes it a popular spot for anglers. The reservoir is also home to various waterfowl and other bird species, attracting bird enthusiasts throughout the year.

The area around the reservoir is well-maintained, with picnic spots and walking trails available for visitors to explore. It provides an ideal setting for a leisurely stroll or a family outing. Additionally, the reservoir's scenic beauty and diverse wildlife make it a favored spot for nature photographers.

Overall, Audenshaw Reservoir Number 1 is a significant water source for Lancashire, offering a peaceful retreat for nature lovers and serving as a habitat for various aquatic and avian species.

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Audenshaw Reservoir Number 1 Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 53.467573/-2.1283034 or Grid Reference SJ9196. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Penny's Land

Originally this was the Manchester & County Bank which was established in Manchester in 1862 and trade directories show that a branch of this bank had been opened on Ashton Road, Denton, by 1873. By 1882 the bank had moved to premises on Manchester Road. In 1934 it became County Bank Ltd until 1935 when it amalgamated with the District Bank Ltd. In 1962 the District Bank Ltd was acquired by the National Provincial Bank Ltd, which became part of the National Westminster Bank Ltd in 1970. In 2000 the National Westminster Bank plc (NatWest Bank) became part of the Royal Bank of Scotland Group. In 1922 the original building on Manchester Road was replaced by a new one and there is a date stone for 1922 above the corner window. This branch of NatWest closed on the 15 June 2017 SJ9295 : Former NatWest Bank, Denton and it was one of 56 north regional branch closures around this time. See Link

for a more detailed history. It is now occupied by a store called Penny's Land selling a variety of different low-priced items.

Gerald England

Tow path crossing on the Ashton Canal

Raymond Knapman

Droylsden, Baguley Street

David Dixon

Droylsden Road

The A662 between Droylsden and Audenshaw.

David Dixon

Quicksilver and Feet2Go

On the right is the specialist fireworks store Quicksilver Link

Next door behind the bus stop on Hyde Road is Feet2Go offering podiatry/chiropody services. In 2009 (historic StreetView imagery) that and the premises to the left were a cafe, Family Kitchen. By 2011 it had closed and the left hand portion had been converted into residential use. The podiatry clinic took over the right hand side around 2016. Note: Photograph is for record purposes only. The photographer has no personal connection with the businesses depicted.

Gerald England

Electric Vehicle Rapid Charger

In the car park at Lidl.

Gerald England

Oxford Park

Gerald England

Oxford Park Playing Fields

Behind Oxford Park Community Sports Centre.

Gerald England

Ann Street

Off Portugal Street.

Gerald England

Denton Crib

Crib and nativity scene in the Denton Remembrance Garden.

Gerald England

Funky Chicken Tearoom

When the Co-operative Pharmacy was bought out and rebranded as "Well" the adjacent funeral parlour continued as Co-operative funeralcare SJ9295 : Get well or .... Now however these premises are home to the Funky Chicken tearoom.

Gerald England

Aldi and Nando's

On Crown Point North retail park at Denton. These units were previously occupies by M&S Outlet SJ9295 : M&S Outlet at Crown Point North, Poundworld and Internationale SJ9295 : Pound World.

Gerald England

Young Denton

One of the giant hats on the Hats Off To Denton Sculpture Trail. Located in a corner of Denton Civic Square, Young Denton is a celebration of young people and their town. The hat features ideas and design elements submitted by primary school children across Denton. It was designed by Caroline Coates. Caroline Coates is inspired by working with people. She is an illustrator, community artist and craft tutor who specialises in getting people interested in art and helping them create their own. Working in Manchester and across the North West, Caroline’s illustrations mix the traditional and contemporary to tell a story. She is an experienced trail artist having painted over 30 sculptures all over the UK.

Gerald England

Young Denton

One of the giant hats on the Hats Off To Denton Sculpture Trail. Located in a corner of Denton Civic Square, Young Denton is a celebration of young people and their town. The hat features ideas and design elements submitted by primary school children across Denton. It was designed by Caroline Coates. Caroline Coates is inspired by working with people. She is an illustrator, community artist and craft tutor who specialises in getting people interested in art and helping them create their own. Working in Manchester and across the North West, Caroline's illustrations mix the traditional and contemporary to tell a story. She is an experienced trail artist having painted over 30 sculptures all over the UK.

Gerald England

Young Denton

One of the giant hats on the Hats Off To Denton Sculpture Trail. Located in a corner of Denton Civic Square, Young Denton is a celebration of young people and their town. The hat features ideas and design elements submitted by primary school children across Denton. It was designed by Caroline Coates. Caroline Coates is inspired by working with people. She is an illustrator, community artist and craft tutor who specialises in getting people interested in art and helping them create their own. Working in Manchester and across the North West, Caroline's illustrations mix the traditional and contemporary to tell a story. She is an experienced trail artist having painted over 30 sculptures all over the UK.

Gerald England

Defibrillator, Denton Civic Square

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Daisy Chain Cafe

Gerald England

The Post Room

The new bar and restaurant occupies what was the original Denton Post Office on Albert Street. For many years it has been the offices of New Charter Housing SJ9295 : Denton Post Office (Original). It is managed by Pirlos Taverns Ltd.

Gerald England

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Audenshaw Reservoir Number 1 is located at Grid Ref: SJ9196 (Lat: 53.467573, Lng: -2.1283034)

Unitary Authority: Tameside

Police Authority: Greater Manchester