Barton upon Irwell | |
Geography | |
Status | Rural district |
1911 area | 6,793 acres (27.49 km2) |
1921 area | 6,762 acres (27.36 km2) |
1931 area | 6,762 acres (27.36 km2) |
HQ | Patricroft |
History | |
Origin | Barton upon Irwell Rural Sanitary District |
Created | 1894 |
Abolished | 1933 |
Succeeded by | Municipal Borough of Eccles, Kearsley Urban District, Stretford Urban District, Urmston Urban District |
Demography | |
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1901 population | 8,068 |
1921 population | 10,110 |
1931 population | 15,712 |
Politics | |
Governance | Barton upon Irwell Rural District Council |
Subdivisions | |
Type | civil parishes |
Barton upon Irwell was, from 1894 to 1933, a rural district in the administrative county of Lancashire, England.
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The rural district was created by the Local Government Act 1894 as successor to Barton upon Irwell Rural Sanitary District, formed in 1875. In 1920 the boundary of the district was adjusted to reflect a change in county boundaries, and it exchanged areas with Bucklow Rural District, Cheshire.[1]
The rural district consisted of four civil parishes:[1]
The district formed two distinct areas: to the south the parishes of Barton Moss, Davyhulme and Flixton were surrounded to the north by Worsley Urban District and the Borough of Eccles; to the east by the County Borough of Salford; to the south by Urmston Urban District and by the boundary with Cheshire and to the west by Irlam Urban District. The parish of Clifton was a detached exclave to the north adjacent to the urban districts of Kearsley and Swinton and Pendlebury.[2]
The rural district was abolished on 1 April 1933. Two county review orders: the Lancashire (Manchester and district) Review Order and the Lancashire (Southern Areas) Review Order transferred the district's area to four neighbouring towns: Barton Moss passed to the Borough of Eccles, Clifton to Kearsley Urban District, Davyhulme to Stretford Urban District and Flixton to Urmston Urban District.[3]