Waverley Valley

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Waverley Valley is a central Edinburgh valley area lying between the Old and New Towns, now largely occupied by Waverley Station and associated rail infrastructure.

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Waverley Valley canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical area
valley
adjacentTo Calton Hill
North Bridge, Edinburgh
Princes Street
Princes Street Gardens
Scott Monument
contains Waverley Station
rail infrastructure
country Scotland
crossedBy George IV Bridge (via adjacent topography)
linked to: George IV Bridge

North Bridge, Edinburgh
Waverley Bridge
currentUse railway sidings
railway station site
railway tracks and platforms
hasFunction transport hub area
hasLandmark Edinburgh Waverley railway station
linked to: Edinburgh Waverley
historicalUse natural valley between Old and New Towns
locatedBetween New Town, Edinburgh
linked to: New Town

Old Town, Edinburgh
locatedIn Edinburgh
namedAfter Waverley Station
near Calton Road
Royal Mile
St Andrew Square
partOf Edinburgh city centre
historic centre of Edinburgh
primaryUse rail transport corridor
railHubFor Edinburgh
Scotland’s East Coast Main Line services
separates New Town, Edinburgh
linked to: New Town

Old Town, Edinburgh
topography central valley
urbanContext dividing line between medieval and Georgian Edinburgh

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Regent Road, Edinburgh overlooks Waverley Valley
Waverley Station, Edinburgh locatedIn Waverley Valley