Whitby

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Whitby is a historic seaside town and port on the northeast coast of England, known for its maritime heritage, association with Captain Cook and Dracula, and dramatic clifftop abbey ruins.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf port
seaside town
town
associatedWith Bram Stoker
James Cook
surface form: Captain James Cook

novel Dracula
ceremonialCounty North Yorkshire
country United Kingdom
culturalEvent Whitby Goth Weekend
Whitby Regatta
governedBy Scarborough Borough Council
hasFeature East Cliff
West Cliff
clifftop abbey ruins
harbour
sandy beaches
hasHeritage maritime heritage
hasLandmark 199 Steps
Captain Cook Memorial Museum
St Mary's Church, Whitby
Whitby Abbey
Whitby Goth Weekend venue areas
Whitby Harbour
Whitby Lighthouse
Whitby Museum
Whitby Pavilion
Whitby Swing Bridge
hasRuins Whitby Abbey
historicalActivity fishing
shipbuilding
whaling
knownFor Whitby Abbey
association with Bram Stoker's Dracula
association with Captain James Cook
fishing industry
historic seaside tourism
jet jewellery
maritime heritage
whaling history
locatedIn England
North Yorkshire
locatedOn North Sea
northeast coast of England
near North York Moors
surface form: North York Moors National Park
partOf Scarborough Borough Council
surface form: Borough of Scarborough
railwayLine Esk Valley Line
region Yorkshire and the Humber
situatedOn River Esk
transport Whitby railway station (original)
surface form: Whitby railway station

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