Horden

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Horden is a coastal village in County Durham, England, historically known for its coal mining community and proximity to the town of Peterlee.

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Horden canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
coal mine
parish church
parish council
railway station
village
closed 1964
1987
country England
distanceTo approximately 12 miles north of Hartlepool
approximately 13 miles south of Sunderland
approximately 2 miles east of Peterlee
approximately 25 miles south of Newcastle upon Tyne
governedBy Durham County Council
hasCategory Civil parishes in County Durham
Former mining community
Villages in County Durham
hasCoalMine Horden Colliery
hasDialCode 0191
hasEconomicHistory coal mining-based economy
hasFeature Horden Beach
coastal cliffs
former colliery spoil heaps (landscaped)
hasOSGridReference NZ450395
hasParishCouncil Horden Parish Council
hasPostcodeDistrict SR8
hasPostTown Peterlee
hasRegion North East England
hasSettlementType coastal village
hasTransition post-industrial regeneration
historicallyIn County Durham (historic county)
linked to: County Durham

Easington District
linked to: Easington
knownFor coal mining
high coal production
locatedIn County Durham
Horden
Horden
Horden
North East England
locatedOn North Sea coast
near Peterlee
opened 1900
1905
parishChurch St Mary’s Church, Horden
partOf ceremonial county of Durham
railwayStation Horden railway station
reopened 2020
serves Horden

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

Peterlee locatedNear Horden
Easington containsVillage Horden
Horden Colliery locatedIn Horden
subject linked to: Horden
Horden railway station locatedIn Horden
subject linked to: Horden
St Mary’s Church, Horden locatedIn Horden
subject linked to: Horden
Horden Parish Council serves Horden
subject linked to: Horden