A city in Greater Manchester, England, adjacent to Manchester. Known for its industrial heritage and the University of Salford.
From Old English sealhford meaning 'ford where willows grow', from sealh 'willow' + ford 'river crossing'. The name reflects the area's geography along the River Irwell.
Salford was technically a city before Manchester - it received city status in 1926, while Manchester had to wait until 1853! Despite being neighbors, they maintain distinct identities and friendly rivalry.
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