LANDMARKS across Warrington have been immortalised on the board of one of the world’s favourite board games.

The town received its very own Monopoly edition this morning at a grand unveiling at Walton Hall and Gardens.

Warrington is the first in Cheshire to receive the honour, with a number of well-known locations featuring, as well as local charities and businesses.

The launch was attended by representatives of each space on the board, as well as the game’s developers and of course the iconic Monopoly Man.

Here is a full list of each square on the board in order:

Go – as with every Monopoly board, there is only one place to start with the classic Go space.

Warrington Transporter Bridge – a much-loved part of the town’s industrial past, the bridge occupies the much-coveted first place.

Warrington Foodbank – the charity, which is sadly relied upon by many in Warrington, proudly occupies the first community chance space.

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The Guardians – whether you know them by this name or prefer the skittles, the centre of the town centre is on the board.

Income Tax – one of the most annoying spaces on the board, this is one of few not to feature a Warrington link.

Thelwall’s Penny Ferry – you can have the chance to own this much-loved and historic crossing of the Manchester Ship Canal.

RAF Burtonwood – one of Warrington’s gone but never forgotten landmarks, the airbase housed American servicemen for many a decade.

Warrington Worldwide – the local magazine occupies the first chance spot on the board.

Warrington Police Station – the Arpley Street building pays homage to Warrington’s dedicated police officers, while it is also home to Cheshire Police’s Museum of Policing.

Town Hall – home of the council, the impressive building could be yours if you choose to buy this space.

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In Jail/Just Visiting – every Monopoly board needs this space, albeit not one you hope to land on too often.

Pink Eye – the striking and eye-catching building overlooking one of the town’s busiest roundabouts was an obvious choice for the board.

Fiddler’s Ferry – soon to be demolished, but the power station and its iconic cooling towers will be immortalised on the board.

Warrington Town – if you have ever wanted to own your very own football club, but find yourself a bit short on funds, this could be your chance.

Warrington Wolves – do you think you could do a better chance of running the Wire? If so, here is your opportunity.

ABBA Cars – running this Warrington business could be profitable for you if someone else lands on your square.

The Gateway - Home to some of the town’s charities and public services, a lot of good can be done by you owning this space.

Tim Parry Jonathan Ball Peace Foundation – one of the town’s most loved charities and rightly deserving of its space on the board.

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Old Market Square – the popular meeting spot and event space in the town centre makes the board.

Time Square – the multi-million-pound leisure development, which is home to Cineworld, The Botanist and more, could be yours.

Moore Nature Reserve – The beauty spot comprises almost 200 acres of woodland, meadows, lakes and ponds, and is home to many diverse species of plants, animals.

Warrington Disability Partnership – another much-appreciated local charity that does lots of good work across Warrington.

Warrington Guardian – the home of trusted local news for the town, we are proud to feature on Warrington’s Monopoly board.

Bents Garden Centre – who doesn’t love a trip to bents, and to go a step further, you could own this popular business when playing the game.

Warrington Bank Quay – a gateway into and out of the town, this was another which had to feature.

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Queen’s Gardens – an oasis of calm in the hustle and bustle of the town centre, Queen’s Gardens is also surrounded by some of our favourite bars and restaurants.

Parr Hall – the venue has welcomed some of the biggest names in music, comedy and entertainment to the town.

Lymm Dam – the beauty spot is a lovely place to relax and unwind, walking around the tranquil location.

Warrington Museum and Art Gallery – with an array of treasures to view, the museum and art gallery is a great way of passing an afternoon.

Go To Jail – possibly the worst spot on the board, one top avoid if you can.

Victoria Park – the sports venue is also the annual home of the popular Neighbourhood Weekender festival.

Warrington Hospital – an essential part of Warrington to which many of us are grateful for, an obvious choice for the Monopoly board.

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St Rocco’s Hospice – we are blessed to have so many great charities in Warrington, and St Rocco’s is definitely one of them.

Priestley College – a key education facility in the town which is key to nurturing the future of our youngsters.

Warrington Central Station – another key transport hub which welcomes hundreds of train passengers into the town.

Cheshire Life – the monthly magazine celebrates all that is great about living in Cheshire, and it futures on one of the chance spaces.

Walton Hall and Gardens – the former home and gardens of Lord and Lady Daresbury is one of Warrington’s favourite leisure spots.

Ashtons – the estate agent will have been used by many to move home in the town.

Golden Gates – possibly the town’s most iconic landmark, it is only fitting that the Golden Gates occupy the most expensive spot on the board.

Monopoly: Warrington is now in shops, and it will be available at Waterstones, WHSmith and extensively online, including on Amazon and Booghe.