Kelvinside

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Kelvinside is an affluent residential district in Glasgow, Scotland, known for its Victorian architecture, leafy streets, and proximity to the River Kelvin.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
North Kelvinside 4
Kelvinside canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf residential district
adjacentTo Anniesland
Hillhead
Hyndland
Maryhill
North Kelvinside
linked to: Kelvinside
architecturalStyle Edwardian architecture
Victorian architecture
country Scotland
governedBy Glasgow City Council
hasCharacteristic Victorian architecture
affluent
leafy streets
residential area
hasEducationalInstitution Kelvinside Academy
hasGreenSpace Kelvin Walkway
parks and riverside paths
hasPostcodeArea G12
G13
hasReligiousBuilding Kelvinside Hillhead Parish Church
St Bride’s Church, Kelvinside
historicalDevelopment expanded during Victorian era
largely developed in the 19th century
inMetropolitanArea Greater Glasgow Urban Area
linked to: Greater Glasgow
locatedIn Glasgow
West End of Glasgow
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Glasgow City council area
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
locatedOnRiver River Kelvin
near Botanic Gardens, Glasgow
Glasgow University (Gilmorehill campus)
notableFor large villas
stone townhouses
tenement buildings
partOf City of Glasgow
linked to: Glasgow
propertyType detached and semi-detached houses
owner-occupied housing
tenement flats
region Central Belt of Scotland
timeZone BST
GMT
transport nearby Anniesland railway station
nearby Hyndland railway station
served by Great Western Road

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Referenced by (7)

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

Kelvinside Academy locatedIn Kelvinside
Ruchill adjacentTo North Kelvinside
linked to: Kelvinside
Glasgow North (UK Parliament constituency) contains North Kelvinside
linked to: Kelvinside
Glasgow North containsPart North Kelvinside
linked to: Kelvinside
Kelvinside adjacentTo North Kelvinside
linked to: Kelvinside