Northala Fields

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Northala Fields is a public park in Northolt, west London, notable for its four large man-made hills built from construction spoil and its lakes, play areas, and walking paths.

All labels observed (1)

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Northala Fields canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public park
adjacentTo A40 Western Avenue
Target Roundabout
constructionSpoilSource Wembley Stadium redevelopment
White City redevelopment
country England
United Kingdom
hasAccessibility publicly accessible
hasDesigner Igor Marko
Mary Bowman
Peter Fink
hasDesigners FoRM Associates
hasFeature café
car park
fishing lakes
four man-made hills
lakes
model boating lake
picnic areas
play areas
viewing points
walking paths
hasLandUse green space
hasManMadeHillCount 4
hasPathType circular walking routes
hasPurpose landscape regeneration
noise screening
recreation
hasRecreationalActivity children's play
fishing
jogging
model boating
walking
hasView Central London skyline (from hilltops)
North Downs (from hilltops)
hasWildlifeHabitat grassland
lakeshores
wetland areas
locatedIn London
linked to: London, England

London Borough of Ealing
Northolt
maintainedBy London Borough of Ealing
materialUsedForHills construction spoil
near Northolt Underground station
opened 2008
operator Ealing Council
partOf Northolt and Greenford Country Park
screens A40 traffic noise

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

London Borough of Ealing hasGreenSpace Northala Fields
Greenford hasOpenSpace Northala Fields
Northolt hasFeature Northala Fields