derived from Ludgate, a former western gate in the London Wall

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Ludgate Hill is a historic street and rise in the City of London, best known as the site of St Paul’s Cathedral and one of the city’s traditional processional routes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill
street
connectsTo Fleet Street
Ludgate Circus
St Paul’s Churchyard
hasAdjacentArea Paternoster Square
hasCategory Streets in the City of London
hasCoordinateRegion 51.513°N 0.101°W
hasEtymology derived from Ludgate, a former western gate in the London Wall
hasHighestPointAmong City of London hills
hasHistoricalFunction processional route to St Paul’s Cathedral
hasHistoricalSite former western gate in the London Wall vicinity
hasLandmark St Paul’s Cathedral
linked to: St Paul's Cathedral
hasNearbyRailwayStation Blackfriars station
City Thameslink
hasNearbyUndergroundStation St Paul’s tube station
hasTraditionalUse route for civic processions
route for royal processions
hasViewOf St Paul’s Cathedral west front
knownFor St Paul’s Cathedral
linked to: St Paul's Cathedral

historic processional route
locatedIn City of London
England
London
linked to: London, England

United Kingdom
namedAfter Ludgate
partOf A4 road
City of London financial district
linked to: City of London

historic core of London
streetType urban street

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Ludgate Hill hasNameEtymology derived from Ludgate, a former western gate in the London Wall