LOUTH

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LOUTH is a market town and civil parish in Lincolnshire, England, known for its historic architecture and role as a local commercial and cultural center.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf market town
ceremonialCounty Lincolnshire
country England
district East Lindsey
governingBody East Lindsey District Council
hasCulturalInstitution Louth Museum
Louth Playgoers Riverhead Theatre
hasDialCode 01507
hasEducationalInstitution King Edward VI Grammar School, Louth
Monks’ Dyke Tennyson College (historic)
hasHeritageStatus conservation area
hasLandmark Hubbard’s Hills
Louth Museum
Louth Town Hall
St James’ Church spire
St James’ Church, Louth
hasMarket Louth Cattle Market
regular street markets
hasPopulation approximately 17,000
hasPostcodeDistrict LN11
hasPostTown LOUTH
hasPrimaryIndustry agriculture-related trade
retail
services
hasReligiousBuilding St James’ Church, Louth
hasTransport A153 road
A157 road
A16 road
historicalEvent Louth Flood of 1920
Louth Uprising of 1536 (Pilgrimage of Grace)
linked to: Pilgrimage of Grace
isCountyTownOf East Lindsey district (informal)
knownFor historic architecture
local commercial centre
local cultural centre
market town character
locatedIn Lincolnshire
locatedOnRiver River Lud
nearestLargeTown Grimsby
Lincoln
osGridReference TF329870
parliamentaryConstituency Louth and Horncastle
region East Midlands
shireCounty Lincolnshire

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Louth hasPostTown LOUTH
River Lud locatedIn Louth civil parish
linked to: LOUTH
Donington on Bain distanceTo Louth, approximately 8 miles south-west
linked to: LOUTH
Louth hasPostTown LOUTH
subject linked to: LOUTH