About Liverpool
Liverpool has existed as a municipality since 1207 and maintains official twin-town relationships with Shanghai, Varna, Dublin, Odesa, and Rotterdam. As of 2016, the city population reached 513,441 residents. Spanning an area of 111.8 square kilometres, the city is situated at an elevation of 70 metres. Its notable features include the Echo Arena Liverpool, the Stanley Park Stadium, and the art museum Tate Liverpool. The urban area sits along the River Mersey in the region of Liverpool, England, within the United Kingdom. Local institutions include the International Slavery Museum, the Merseyside Maritime Museum, the Museum of Liverpool, and National Museums Liverpool.
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