Jackfield

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Jackfield is a historic village in Shropshire, England, known for its role in early industrial ceramics and its location along the River Severn within the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site.

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Jackfield canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf church
civil parish
former tile works
museum
village
administrativeCounty Shropshire
connects Jackfield
country England
crosses River Severn
linked to: Severn
geologicalFeature unstable river gorge slopes
hasBuilding Maws Craft Centre
hasHeritageTrail Severn Valley Way (section)
hasIndustry ceramics
potteries
tile works
hasMuseum Jackfield Tile Museum
hasPostTown Telford
hasReligiousBuilding St Mary’s Church, Jackfield
hasRiverFeature Jackfield rapids
hasStructure Jackfield Bridge (Free Bridge)
hasTransport Severn Valley Railway (historic)
heritageDesignation conservation area (part of Ironbridge Gorge)
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component
historicCounty Shropshire
industrialEra Industrial Revolution
knownFor early industrial ceramics
industrial heritage
pottery industry
tile manufacture
locatedIn Ironbridge Gorge
Jackfield
Shropshire
United Kingdom
West Midlands
locatedNear Coalport
Ironbridge
linked to: Ironbridge Gorge
locatedOnRiver River Severn
linked to: Severn
partOf Ironbridge Gorge Museums
Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site
linked to: Ironbridge Gorge
specializesIn decorative tiles
subjectOf landslip management schemes

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Ironbridge Gorge contains Jackfield
Coalport near Jackfield
Jackfield Tile Museum locatedIn Jackfield
subject linked to: Jackfield
Jackfield Bridge (Free Bridge) connects Jackfield
subject linked to: Jackfield