Bushy Park

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Royal Park military camp public park urban park

Bushy Park is a large historic royal park in southwest London that notably served as a key Allied military headquarters during World War II.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Royal Park → military camp → public park → urban park →
abbreviation	SHAEF →
area	about 1,100 acres → about 445 hectares →
commander	Dwight D. Eisenhower →
country	England → United Kingdom →
hasAccess	cycling → pedestrian access → road traffic →
hasAnimalPopulation	fallow deer → red deer →
hasFeature	avenues of trees → canals → deer park → grassland → ponds → water gardens → woodland →
hasHeritageStatus	Grade I listed park and garden → Site of Special Scientific Interest →
hasMemorial	Camp Griffiss memorial → Normandy landings memorial → USAAF memorial →
hasMilitarySite	Camp Griffiss →
locatedIn	Bushy Park → London Borough of Richmond upon Thames →
locatedNear	Hampton Court Palace →
location	London → southwest London →
managedBy	The Royal Parks →
nearbySettlement	Hampton → Hampton Hill → Teddington →
nearbyWaterBody	River Thames →
openToPublic	yes →
ownedBy	The Crown →
partOf	Royal Parks of London →
usedAs	headquarters → military headquarters →
usedBy	Allied forces → Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force → United States Army →
usedDuring	Second World War →
wasHeadquartersFor	Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force → planning of the Normandy landings →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Camp Griffiss → Camp Griffiss →	locatedIn
Hampton Hill →	adjacentTo
Richmond upon Thames →	contains
Richmond upon Thames →	hasPark
Royal Parks of London →	hasPart
Molesey ("Bushy Park (across the Thames and Hampton Court)") →	locatedOpposite
Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force →	locationHeadquarters
Hampton Hill →	near