Manchester capital of the North

Manchester

Or Manchester City Brtanih is located in the north west of England, which is one of the industrial cities of ancient ones that started the Industrial Revolution in Western Europe, and by the major universities is one of the most important universities in the United Kingdom: Manchester University and the University of Mancstrmitropolitan and the University of Salford. The famous sports clubs Manchester City and Manchester United, especially City. The city saw them senior scientists chemist John Dalton, the discoverer of the atom, and the founder of communism, Karl Marx. And inhabited by Muslim communities represent about 5% of the total population of the city, most of them from South Asia, as is the case with the major cities of Britain, next to Arab communities came for various reasons, including community Libyan mission south of the city.

Etymology 

Manchester is believed that the name originated from the word Romania «Mamucyom» (Latin: Mamucium) and fired at a Roman fort built near the site of the current city. The Roman name came «Mamucyom» Latin pronunciation of the original name for the area which is «Mostr» where «Mam» Kltaah It means conical hill add the word «Kestr» (Latin: ceaster) from Old English and means any town «hill town». There is another belief that the origin of language Brythonic designation means the motherland.

Transport and Communications 

Mansstr Airport is the airport that serves the city of Manchester and the North of England in general. It is the busiest airport in terms of passenger traffic in the United Kingdom after London airports, it also solves ranked seventh in the order of ten busiest airports in Orurba. Aviation service is available for a large number of travel destinations in Europe and North America and the Caribbean and Asia. Opened another runway at the airport in 2001, has begun a number of ongoing developments at the airport. Although the airport has become a regional airport, but it ranks among the top rating for Airports (Category 10), and this category includes a selection of airports which can receive a number of large aircraft such as the Airbus A380 and Boeing 747 = 8 since September 2010 became Manchester Airport and one seven out of ten airports in the world who occupy the Airbus A380, which is the only airport in the United Kingdom after Heathrow.