Aldgate Pump

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Aldgate Pump is a historic London landmark and former public water pump on the edge of the City of London, long used as a traditional marker of distance from the capital.

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Aldgate Pump canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf London landmark
historic landmark
public water pump
associatedWith cholera outbreaks in Victorian London
public health reforms in London
category Grade II listed buildings in the City of London
Monuments and memorials in the City of London
Pumps in London
country England
United Kingdom
culturalSignificance reference point in London literature
symbolic eastern boundary of the City of London
traditional meeting point
hasCoordinateSystem WGS84
hasCurrentUse historic monument
tourist attraction
hasFeature inscription panel
lion-head spout
stone plinth
heritageRegister National Heritage List for England entry
surface form: National Heritage List for England
heritageStatus Grade II listed structure
inception 18th century
locatedAt junction of Aldgate High Street and Fenchurch Street
locatedIn London NERFINISHED
locatedNear Aldgate Underground station NERFINISHED
locatedOn A11 road NERFINISHED
A13 road NERFINISHED
location Aldgate NERFINISHED
City of London NERFINISHED
maintainedBy City of London Corporation NERFINISHED
material iron
stone
mentionedIn London guidebooks
Victorian newspapers
near Minories NERFINISHED
Whitechapel High Street NERFINISHED
eastern boundary of the City of London
partOf street furniture of the City of London
reasonForClosure contamination of water supply
reconstructed 19th century
usedAs starting point for measuring distances to Essex and East London
traditional marker of distance from London
waterSource local well
underground aquifer
waterSupplyCeased 19th century

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Aldgate locatedNear Aldgate Pump