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Knottingley

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Knottingley

Town in West Yorkshire, England, on the River Aire, 5 km/3 mi east of Pontefract; population (2001) 13,500. Barges are built here, and the town has glass-bottle works, chemical works, power stations, foundries, and light-engineering works. There is a large colliery nearby at Kellingley.



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