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Rahman Hostel - Manchester
Basic Shared Dormitory, Men only, Non Smoking | 1 bedroom, free WiFi

Rahman Hostel - Manchester

1.0 star property
Rahman Hostel - Manchester
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easyHotel Manchester

easyHotel Manchester

33 Dale Street, Manchester, England
The price is AED 140 per night from Jul 13 to Jul 14
AED 140
AED 174 total
13 Jul - 14 Jul
includes taxes & fees
7.8/10 Good! (1,003 reviews)
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Glaze Brook enters the Manchester Ship Canal. Here, on the border between Cheshire and Salford, the Manchester Ship Canal receives the waters of Glaze Brook (also known as the River Glaze). The Glaze drains a substantial area of mossland hereabouts and was the boundary between the ancient Lancashire Hundreds of West Derby and Salford.This latter fact is recorded on the wall of a bridge near here that carries the A57 road over the Glaze, but as the wall is made of sandstone the lettering is wearing away.This part of the Ship Canal is a canalised section of the River Mersey. The Mersey joined the canal a little way upstream of this point (to the left) and will leave the canal a little further downstream, close to where the River Bollin joins the canal. Taken from SJ703912
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