Birmingham

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Birmingham is a major industrial city in England’s West Midlands, historically significant for its manufacturing heritage and heavy bombing during the Second World War.


Statements (53)
Predicate Object
instanceOf city
metropolitan borough
country United Kingdom
developedRapidlyDuring Industrial Revolution
distanceFromLondon approximately 100 miles northwest
event Birmingham Blitz
governingBody Birmingham City Council
governmentType metropolitan borough council
hasAirport Birmingham Airport
hasCeremonialHeadTitle Lord Mayor of Birmingham
hasCulturalInstitution Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Library of Birmingham
Symphony Hall
hasLeaderTitle Leader of the Council
hasMajorRailStation Birmingham Moor Street
Birmingham New Street
Birmingham Snow Hill
hasMotorway M42 motorway
M5 motorway
M6 motorway
hasReligiousBuilding Birmingham Cathedral
Birmingham Central Mosque
hasSportsVenue Edgbaston Cricket Ground
St Andrew's Stadium
Villa Park
hasUniversity Aston University
Birmingham City University
University College Birmingham
University of Birmingham
historicalCounty Warwickshire
hostedEvent 2022 Commonwealth Games
isCoreCity yes
isLargestCityInRegion West Midlands
knownFor Industrial Revolution role
canal network
heavy bombing during the Second World War
heavy industry
jewellery and jewellery quarter
manufacturing heritage
metalworking and engineering
locatedIn England
locatedInRegion West Midlands
locatedNear Birmingham Plateau
locatedOn River Rea
nicknamed the city of a thousand trades
the workshop of the world
partOf West Midlands metropolitan county
populationRankInUK second largest city by population after London
timePeriodOfEvent Second World War
twinTown Frankfurt
Lyon
Milan

Referenced by (202)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Aston University
BHM
Birmingham Cathedral
Birmingham Central Mosque
Birmingham City Council
Birmingham City Hall
Birmingham City University
Birmingham Hippodrome
Birmingham Moor Street
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Birmingham New Street
Birmingham Repertory Theatre
Birmingham Snow Hill
Birmingham Snow Hill ("Birmingham city centre")
Birmingham city centre pedestrian network
Diocese of Birmingham
Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Edgbaston High School
Heathfield
King Edward’s School, Birmingham (former building)
King Edward’s School, Birmingham (former building) ("Birmingham city centre")
Library of Birmingham
Lunar Society of Birmingham
River Rea ("Birmingham city centre")
Smallbrook Queensway
Soho House, Handsworth
St Andrew's Stadium
Stephenson Street
Symphony Hall
University of Birmingham
locatedIn
Birmingham City F.C.
Birmingham Moor Street
Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Edgbaston High School
Library of Birmingham
Regions Field
Soho House, Handsworth
St Andrew's Stadium
Stephenson Street
Symphony Hall
University College Birmingham
city
J. R. R. Tolkien
James Keir
James Watt
Joseph Priestley ("Birmingham, England")
Klaus Fuchs
Lord Mayor of Birmingham
Malala Yousafzai
Samuel Galton Jr.
Samuel Garbett
W. H. Auden
William Murdock ("Birmingham, England")
Ziauddin Yousafzai
residence
Conway Berners-Lee
Jeff Lynne ("Birmingham, England")
John Nathan-Turner
Joseph Smith
Mary Lee Woods
Samuel Galton Jr.
Samuel Garbett
Tony Hancock ("Birmingham, England")
placeOfBirth
Aston Villa
Birmingham City F.C.
Birmingham pub bombings
Blitz
Grand Central Birmingham
The Blitz
Villa Park
location
Avanti West Coast
Cross-City Line
London Euston – Birmingham
M40 motorway
West Coast Main Line
West Coast Main Line
connectsCity
A47 road
Crewe railway station
Manchester rail network
Reading railway station
Shrewsbury railway station
connectsTo
Central Independent Television
Criminal Cases Review Commission
CrossCountry
Office of the Public Guardian (England and Wales)
Virgin CrossCountry
headquartersLocation
Charles Lapworth
John Baskerville
Samuel Galton Jr.
Samuel Garbett
William Murdock ("Birmingham, England")
placeOfDeath
Aston Webb
James Watt
Otto Frisch
Rudolf Peierls
William Withering
workLocation
Aston Villa
Birmingham City F.C.
John Baskerville
basedIn
Edward Burne-Jones
Matthew Boulton
Neville Chamberlain
birthPlace
Frankfurt am Main
Guangzhou
Taiyuan
sisterCity
RIBA Award for Library of Birmingham
Royal Warwickshire Regiment
associatedCity
Birmingham Airport
Birmingham City University
cityServed
4th Battalion, Parachute Regiment
Royal Warwickshire Regiment
garrison
Core Cities Group
Eurocities
hasMember
Crewe
High Wycombe
hasRailConnectionTo
2015 Rugby World Cup
2022 Commonwealth Games
hostCity
Midlands
United Kingdom
majorCity
Birmingham, Alabama ("Birmingham, England")
Birmingham, Alabama ("Birmingham, England")
namedAfter
John Roebuck
William Small
placeOfActivity
City of a Thousand Trades
the workshop of the world
refersTo
Birmingham Airport
M42 motorway
servesCity
Leipzig
Plzeň
twinCity
Solihull
adjacentTo
City of a Thousand Trades ("city of Birmingham")
appliedTo
Thomas Day
associatedWith
BHM
associatedWithCity
1998 Winter Olympics
bidElectionCity
John Baskerville
burialPlace
Samuel Garbett
businessRegion
M6 motorway
bypasses
West Midlands
capital
Birmingham pub bombings ("Birmingham city centre")
cityCentreArea
West Bromwich Albion F.C. ("Birmingham metropolitan area")
cityRegion
1992 Summer Olympics
competingBidCity
Grand Junction Railway
connectedCity
Grand Union Canal
connects
West Midlands
containsAdministrativeTerritory
England
containsCity
Diocese of Birmingham
episcopalSee
River Rea
flowsThrough
The Condition of the Working Class in England
focusesOn
Birmingham City F.C.
formerName
Eurocities
foundedBy
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
foundingLocation
Birmingham City Council ("City of Birmingham")
governs
Diocese of Birmingham
hasBishopResidenceIn
Smallbrook Queensway
hasCity
West Midlands Combined Authority
hasHeadquartersLocation
Lord Mayor ("City of Birmingham")
hasJurisdictionOver
Central England
hasLargestCity
Wolverhampton
hasNeighbouringCity
Pakistani diaspora
hasNotableCommunityInCity
Institution of Engineering and Technology
hasOfficeLocation
Worcestershire
hasRailConnection
Edinburgh Waverley
hasServiceTo
Birmingham City F.C.
homeStadiumCity
2022 Commonwealth Games ("Birmingham, England")
hostCityCountry
Central England ("Birmingham metropolitan area")
includes
Birmingham New Street
isBusiestStationIn
Regions Field ("Southside, Birmingham")
isLocatedInNeighborhood
Mayor of the West Midlands
jurisdictionIncludes
West Midlands
largestCity
Grand Central Birmingham ("Birmingham city centre")
locatedInArea
Woori Korean Art Collection
locatedInCity
Villa Park
locatedInMetropolitanBorough
Lord Mayor of Birmingham
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
Drayton Bassett
locatedNear
Wolverhampton
locatedNorthWestOf
RIBA Award for Library of Birmingham
locationOfAwardedWork
Matthew Boulton
locationOfWork
Dudley
near
Lichfield
nearestMajorCity
Welsh National Opera
operatesIn
West Midlands Railway
operatesInCity
Vulcan statue ("City of Birmingham")
ownedBy
Heathfield
partOf
M5 motorway
passesNear
M6 motorway
passesNearCity
James Keir
place of activity
Watt steam engine
placeOfDevelopment
Lord Mayor of Birmingham ("City of Birmingham")
represents
Cross-City Line
runsThrough
M40 motorway
runsTo
Diocese of Birmingham
seeCity
British Rail
servedCity
Birmingham New Street
servesCityCentreOf
I Am Malala
setting
Peaky Blinders
settingLocation
Grand Union Canal
terminus
Diocese of Birmingham
territoryIncludes
Malala Yousafzai
treatmentLocation
Lyon
twinnedWith
Conservative Party Conference
typicalVenues
Birmingham Plateau
underlies
A47 road
westernTerminus
Joseph Sturge
workedIn

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