Redland

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Redland is a leafy, affluent suburb of Bristol, England, known for its Victorian and Edwardian architecture and proximity to the city centre.

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Label Occurrences
Redland canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district
suburb
architecturalPeriod Edwardian era
Victorian era
ceremonialCounty Bristol
country England
distanceToCityCentre approximately 1–2 miles
governedBy Bristol City Council
hasAmenity cafes
independent shops
pubs
restaurants
hasCharacteristic affluent
leafy
hasConservationArea parts designated as conservation areas
hasDialCode 0117
hasEducationalInstitution Cotham School
Redland Green School
hasGreenSpace public parks
tree-lined streets
hasHousingType Edwardian terraces
large Victorian villas
hasNearbyArea Bishopston
Clifton
Cotham
linked to: Cotham, Bristol

Montpelier
Westbury Park
hasPark Redland Green
hasPostcodeDistrict BS6
BS8
hasRailwayStation Redland railway station
hasReligiousBuilding Redland Parish Church
St Catherine’s Church
knownFor Edwardian architecture
Victorian architecture
proximity to Bristol city centre
locatedIn South West England
linked to: southwest England

United Kingdom
partOf Bristol
politicalConstituency Bristol West parliamentary constituency
linked to: Bristol West
popularWith families
professionals
railwayLine Severn Beach Line
transportConnection bus routes to Bristol city centre
urbanArea Bristol urban area

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

Clifton adjacentTo Redland
Avon Valley Line connects Redland
Whiteladies Road locatedIn Redland
subject linked to: Whiteladies Road (nearby)
Whiteladies Road hasNeighbourhood Redland
subject linked to: Whiteladies Road (nearby)
Bristol urban area hasPart Redland