How do locals pronounce Carlisle?

How locals pronounce Carlisle depends on which Carlisle, but for Carlisle, England, locals pronounce it CAR-lile, with emphasis on first syllable CAR, pronounced like car, and second syllable lile pronounced like isle or Lyle, so CAR-LYLE, with three syllables often reduced to two, CAR-lile. Phonetic pronunciation is /ˈkɑːrlaɪl/ in standard British, with r pronounced slightly, especially in Cumbrian accent which is somewhat rhotic. Locals in Cumbria say CAR-lyle quickly, with flat a and slight rolled r in older speakers, not Car-LEEL or Car-LEEL-ee. Some outsiders mispronounce as Car-LIE-uhl or Car-LEEL, but locals say CAR-lile. In Cumbrian dialect, it may sound like Car-LAHL with short i. For Carlisle, Ontario, Canada, locals pronounce it same way, CAR-lile, with Canadian accent, CAR-lyle, emphasizing first syllable, similar to English pronunciation, not Car-LEEL. In US, Carlisle, Pennsylvania is also pronounced CAR-lile, same as English. So locals pronounce Carlisle as CAR-lile or CAR-lyle, with stress on first syllable CAR, second syllable lile rhyming with while or isle. It is not pronounced Car-LEELE or Car-LEEL-ee. The name comes from Caer Luel, so CAR-lile reflects original fort of Luel. So if visiting, say CAR-lile like car plus Lyle.