Bradford

Bradford

Bradford (Bräddförrd), Name mehrerer engl. Ortschaften, deren wichtigste sind: B., Stadt in der Grafschaft York, an dem gleichnamigen Kanal. mit 35000 E., prächtigen Kirchen und einer großen Kaufhalle. Die Industrie ist großartig, besonders die Wollenmanufakturen; bedeutende Eisenwerke mit Eisenminen in der Nähe. – B., Stadt in der Grafschaft Wills, auch Great-B. genannt; am Avon, mit 15000 E., bedeutender Fabrikation, besonders von Tuch, das durch seine Feinheit weit berühmt ist, starker Handel und Verkehr.


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