Liverpool ONE
Open-air shopping district built over the buried tidal creek and dock that gave the port its name.
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This guide to Liverpool ONE in Liverpool goes beneath the shops to the Pool, the muddy tidal creek off the River Mersey that gave the city its name. It follows the tide and the streams that fed it, a bog called Moss Lake, and the town's long struggle with water it could not control. Best heard by the viewing window on Thomas Steers Way.
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