Great Ayton

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Great Ayton is a village in North Yorkshire, England, best known as the childhood home of explorer Captain James Cook.

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Great Ayton canonical 13

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
village
ceremonialCounty North Yorkshire
childhoodHome Great Ayton
country England
crossedBy River Leven
dialCode 01642
distanceToMiddlesbrough approximately 7 miles south
distanceToStokesley approximately 3 miles northeast
formerCounty North Riding of Yorkshire
governingBody Hambleton District (former)
linked to: Hambleton District
hasAmenity primary school
railway station (Great Ayton railway station)
hasCulturalHeritage associations with maritime exploration history
hasFeature High Street
village green
hasIndustry tourism
hasLandmark All Saints’ Church, Great Ayton
Captain Cook Memorial Garden
Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum
Christ Church, Great Ayton
Easby Moor (nearby) with Captain Cook’s Monument
hasNotablePerson James Cook
hasRecreation walking routes into North York Moors
hasTransport bus services to Middlesbrough and Stokesley
knownFor childhood home of Captain James Cook
locatedIn North Yorkshire
United Kingdom
Yorkshire and the Humber
locatedNear North York Moors National Park
linked to: North York Moors
near Middlesbrough
River Leven
OSGridReference NZ563107
postcodeDistrict TS9
postTown Middlesbrough
railwayLine Esk Valley Line
region Cleveland (ceremonial area)
linked to: Cleveland
traditionalCounty Yorkshire

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Hambleton containsSettlement Great Ayton
Cleveland Hills near Great Ayton
Roseberry Topping near Great Ayton
subject linked to: Roseberry Topping (part)
Ingleby Greenhow locatedNear Great Ayton
Stokesley near Great Ayton
James Cook childhoodHome Great Ayton
subject linked to: Great Ayton
Great Ayton railway station serves Great Ayton
Nunthorpe near Great Ayton