Bathurst Basin

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Bathurst Basin is a historic waterfront area in Bristol, England, known for its role in the city’s maritime trade and its location within the Floating Harbour.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Bathurst Basin canonical 2

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf harbour basin
historic site
waterfront area
adjacentTo Redcliffe
Southville
Spike Island
connectedTo Bristol Floating Harbour
linked to: Bristol Harbour

New Cut
country United Kingdom
hasBuildingUse offices
pubs and restaurants
residential apartments
hasCurrentUse leisure and tourism
mixed-use waterfront area
residential area
hasEconomicRole supports local hospitality businesses
supports tourism in Bristol
hasFeature bridges
moorings
quayside
waterside buildings
hasHeritage industrial maritime heritage
hasNearbyLandmark Bathurst Parade
Bedminster Bridge
Commercial Road
Redcliffe Hill
hasNearbyNeighbourhood Bedminster
Harbourside, Bristol
linked to: Bristol Harbourside
hasNearbyStructure Bedminster Bridge roundabout
Gaol Ferry Bridge
hasScenicQuality urban waterfront views
hasTransportConnection local road network of central Bristol
hasUse maritime trade
recreational boating
residential moorings
historicalFunction access point to Bristol docks
commercial shipping basin
locatedIn Bristol
City of Bristol
England
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
locatedOnWaterbody River Avon
namedAfter Charles Bathurst
partOf Bristol Floating Harbour
linked to: Bristol Harbour

Bristol Harbour
Bristol city centre waterfront
linked to: Bristol Harbourside
waterType tidal basin

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Floating Harbour hasPart Bathurst Basin
Bristol City Docks hasPart Bathurst Basin