any notable landmarks that can be seen there?
Mab's Cross
Wigan
There are 125 listed buildings in Wigan out of the 216 listed buildings in the wider borough with nine at Grade II* in the town. As well as being a Grade II* listed structure, Mab's Cross is the only Scheduled Monument in Wigan itself, 
where is wigan on the map of england On the main western north-south highway with distance markers to Preston and Warrington. is it a city? No, but a large town. did romans ever settle in the town before? Yes, In the 1st century, the area was conquered by the Romans. what sort of industries created an impact here? Textile industry. do they promote sport related activities? Yes, sports like professional association football and professional rugby league football. where do they play their tournaments? DW Stadium where is it located? Within the Metropolitan Borough of Wigan, Greater Manchester. is it a home stadium to any of the clubs there? Yes, Wigan Athletic and Wigan Warriors. what other events are conducted there? It has also played host to visiting nations during their European tours. who is the coach of the warriors club now? Adrian Lam what sport do they play? Rugby league football. what type of ball do the former use to play? UNANSWERABLE did women take part in the football association? UNANSWERABLE what other sports are entertained in the town? Rugby and swimming.
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Wigan [SEP] Landmarks
The Museum of Wigan Life (formerly Wigan Central Library) opened in 1878. A one-year restoration programme began in 2009 costing £1.9 million. George Orwell used it to research "The Road to Wigan Pier". , the Wigan Pier Quarter is at the heart of a regeneration programme that began in 2006 to revitalise the area. Part of Wigan's industrial heritage, Trencherfield Mill was built in 1907 and is a Grade II listed building. It houses a steam engine over 100 years old which was restored with help from the Heritage Lottery Fund. The quarter is also home to the Wigan Pier Theatre Company, which was founded in 1986.