Norwood Ridge

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Norwood Ridge is a prominent elevated landform in south London that provides the high ground on which areas like Upper Norwood are situated.

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Label Occurrences
Norwood Ridge canonical 3

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Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf hill ridge
landform
ridge
elevation approximately 110 metres above sea level
featureOf Crystal Palace
Upper Norwood
forms a watershed between local river catchments
geologicalOrigin chalk escarpment
part of the North Downs system
hasLandUse parks and open spaces
residential areas
woodland remnants
hasSettlementOn Anerley
Gipsy Hill
South Norwood
Upper Norwood
West Norwood
highestPoint around 110–120 metres above sea level
historicallyCoveredBy Great North Wood
influencedDevelopmentOf Crystal Palace residential areas
Upper Norwood
knownFor panoramic views over London
providing high ground in south London
locatedIn England
London
linked to: London, England

South London
United Kingdom
nameRelatedTo Great North Wood
near Crystal Palace Park
Norwood Country Park
overlooks Thames valley
linked to: River Thames valley

central London
linked to: Central London
partOf London Borough of Croydon
London Borough of Lambeth
linked to: Lambeth

London Borough of Southwark
runsThrough Crystal Palace area
Norwood New Town
South Norwood
Upper Norwood
transportRouteAlong A214 road
A215 road
viewpointFor Canary Wharf
City of London skyline
North Downs to the south

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

Upper Norwood locatedOn Norwood Ridge
Sydenham Hill locatedOn Norwood Ridge
Norwood, London, England locatedOn Norwood Ridge