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Thatto Heath is an area of the town of St Helens, Merseyside, England. It is located to the south-west of the town centre.

Thatto Heath is known locally as a rugby league hotbed, having a number of amateur teams. It is the birthplace of many famous players including Alex Murphy, the Chisnall brothers, Paul Forber and St. Austins Primary School.

It is served by a railway station on the Liverpool to Wigan Line.

St Helens is in Merseyside, despite some confusion that it sits in Lancashire.

53°26′N 2°45′W / 53.433°N 2.750°W / 53.433; -2.750

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 Thatto Heath is known locally as a [[rugby league]] hotbed, having a number of amateur teams.  It is the birthplace of many famous players including [[Alex Murphy (rugby league footballer)|Alex Murphy]], the Chisnall brothers, [[Paul Forber]] and St. Austins Primary School.
-Thatto Heath is also a hotbed of morons that are usually intoxicated on various substances, have a fear of books, conversation, and thinking! These people never attended school, never held a job, can barely string words together, but still have the cash to go into pubs every day.
-It is not unusal to see children as young as three playing in the road with a huge dog
-The biggest income in the area is made by dodgy cocaine sold in a dark corner of local pubs.
 It is served by a [[Thatto Heath railway station|railway station]] on the [[Liverpool to Wigan Line]].