Durham Peninsula

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Durham Peninsula is the prominent river-encircled headland in Durham, England, that forms the historic core of the city and hosts major landmarks such as Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle.

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Durham Peninsula canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
headland
historic district
associatedWith Dean and Chapter of Durham Cathedral
surface form: Durham Cathedral Chapter

Bishop of Durham
surface form: Prince-Bishops of Durham
contains Durham Castle
Durham Cathedral
Durham University historic buildings
Palace Green
University College, University of Durham
surface form: University College, Durham
country United Kingdom
encircledBy River Wear
forms historic core of Durham
hasFunction administrative centre (historic)
educational centre
religious centre
hasLandmark Durham Castle
Durham Cathedral
Palace Green
hasView panoramic views over River Wear gorge
heritageStatus central component of Durham UNESCO World Heritage Site
historicalSignificance medieval urban core of Durham
locatedIn County Durham
Durham, England
North East England
nearbyFeature Durham city centre beyond the river loops
partOf Durham Cathedral
surface form: Durham World Heritage Site
surroundedOnThreeSidesBy River Wear
topography promontory
urbanForm compact historic street pattern

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Durham Cathedral locatedOn Durham Peninsula
Durham Castle locatedOn Durham Peninsula
Palace Green locatedOn Durham Peninsula