这个地方在东北部吗？有没有什么评价？和别的地方比起来偏远一些把？

从网上给你搜来的,我没有去过那里,估计应该是个安静的小镇..

-Scunthorpe-

Scunthorpe is located just to the east of the River Trent, in the county of Lincolnshire, approximately 166 miles north of London and 23 miles north-east of Doncaster.
Just a collection of five quiet villages up to 1860, Scunthorpe owes its rapid growth since to the discovery of vast iron-stone deposits and the subsequent development of its steel industry. It is also a garden town notable for its attractive parks and open spaces and there are some notable historic buildings in the vicinity including the magnificent Regency Normanby Hall built in 1825.

The town has a population of around 62,000 and is within the local government administrative area of North Lincolnshire which covers an area of approximately 85,000 hectares.

Historically the town has been one of Britain's major steel producing centres although this position is now under threat. Fortunately investment and the skills of the local workforce have attracted newer and more diverse industries to the area predominantly in the manufacturing sector, power generation, pharmaceuticals and petrochemical sectors.

The name Scunthorpe derives from the Old Scandinavian 'thorp' meaning 'hamlet' which belonged to a man named 'Skuma'. The name is referred to in the Domesday Book (1086) as Escumetorp.

想知道更多的信息, 去这里
http://www.visitoruk.com/scunthorpe/index.htm

Hi Dlin15,

I saw your message regarding Scunthorpe. Are you moving to there?

I am looking for renting a place over there.