Wakefield, Yorkshire (disputed but commonly cited)

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Wakefield, Yorkshire is a historic town in West Yorkshire, England, known for its medieval cathedral, role in the Wars of the Roses, and development as an important market and industrial center.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
town
battle Battle of Wakefield
battleDate 1460
country England
governingBody Wakefield Council
hasCulturalInstitution Wakefield Cathedral
local museums
hasEconomicActivity manufacturing
market trading
services sector
hasFeature Wakefield Cathedral
medieval cathedral
hasFunction administrative centre
market centre
hasHeritage historic churches
industrial architecture
medieval street pattern
hasHistoricalEvent Battle of Wakefield
hasNearbyCity Leeds
Sheffield
hasStatus historic town
hasTransport railway station
road network
historicCounty Yorkshire
knownFor coal mining
engineering industry
historic market town
industrial development
medieval cathedral
role in the Wars of the Roses
textile industry
language English
locatedIn Northern England
United Kingdom
West Yorkshire
Yorkshire
locatedOn River Calder
partOf City of Wakefield
region Yorkshire and the Humber
religiousJurisdiction Diocese of Wakefield
timeZone British Summer Time
Greenwich Mean Time

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Wakefield, Massachusetts isNamedAfter Wakefield, Yorkshire (disputed but commonly cited)
subject linked to: Wakefield
Wakefield Trinity basedIn Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England
subject linked to: Trinity
linked to: Wakefield, Yorkshire (disputed but commonly cited)