Salford is a city of the Région of England of the North-West located at the North-West of Manchester, in the conurbation of the Grand Manchester. Its population with the census of 2001 was of 72.750 inhabitants. It has the statute of city.

History

The name of Salford comes from the Anglo-Saxon Sealhford = " sallow-tree ford" , i.e. “the ford of the willows” in reference to the Saule S (in Latin salix ) which pushed on the banks of the river Irwell which crosses the city. The armorial bearings of the city are thus composed of three blue curved lines (which symbolize the ford on the river) surrounded by sheets of willows.

Twinning

The town of Salford is twinned with

External bonds

• Salford City Council
• Visit Salford
• The Lowry Centers
• Ordsall Hall
• Wet Earth Colliery, Clifton
• Duke off Bridgewater' S Underground Channel At Worsley
• Pictures off " old" Worsley

Simple: Salford

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