Sefton sits on the Liverpool Plain in north-west England, where low-lying farmland merges with the outer suburbs of Merseyside. This small historic settlement should not be confused with the wider Metropolitan Borough of Sefton, which extends along the Irish Sea coast. Its principal landmark is the Grade I-listed Church of St Helen, a medieval parish church whose Sefton brasses preserve engraved memorials to the Molyneux family, long associated with the area. Rather than a city centre, Sefton provides a quiet local counterpoint to nearby Liverpool and the coastal towns. Find related webcams across Merseyside to build a fuller picture of Sefton and the Liverpool Plain.
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