New Haven, Connecticut

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city municipality

New Haven, Connecticut is a historic coastal city in southern New England best known as the home of Yale University and a major center of education, culture, and research.

Aliases (7)

New Haven ×26
New Haven, Connecticut, United States ×19
City of New Haven ×7
Downtown New Haven ×4
New Haven, Connecticut Colony ×2
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America ×2
New Haven, Connecticut authorities ×1

Statements (69)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → municipality →
areaCode	203 → 475 →
climate	humid continental →
coast	Atlantic Ocean →
country	United States →
culturalCenter	major center of culture in southern New England →
demonym	New Havener →
economicSector	biotechnology → education → healthcare → professional services →
educationCenter	major center of education in southern New England →
founded	1638 →
founders	English Puritans →
governmentType	mayor–board of aldermen →
hasAirport	Tweed New Haven Airport →
hasCulturalInstitution	International Festival of Arts & Ideas → Long Wharf Theatre → Shubert Theatre →
hasLandmark	East Rock Park → Long Wharf → New Haven Green → Sterling Memorial Library → West Rock Ridge State Park → Wooster Square → Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History → Yale University Art Gallery → Yale University Old Campus →
hasNeighborhood	Downtown New Haven → East Rock → Fair Haven → Westville → Wooster Square neighborhood →
hasSportsTeam	New Haven Knights (historical) →
historicalRole	former co-capital of Connecticut → major colonial port →
knownFor	New Haven-style pizza → culture → higher education → historic architecture → research → the New Haven Green →
locatedIn	New England → New Haven County →
locatedOn	Long Island Sound →
majorHighway	Interstate 91 → Interstate 95 →
majorUniversity	Yale University →
mayor	Justin Elicker →
metropolitanPopulation	over 850000 →
namedAfter	Newhaven, England →
originalName	Quinnipiac →
partOfMetropolitanArea	New Haven metropolitan area →
population	approximately 135000 →
populationRankInConnecticut	second-largest city →
postalCode	06510 → 06511 → 06513 → 06515 → 06519 →
region	Southern Connecticut →
researchCenter	major center of research in southern New England →
servedByRail	Amtrak → Metro-North Railroad →
state	Connecticut →
timeZone	Eastern Time Zone →
transportHub	New Haven Union Station →

Referenced by (204)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Anlyan Center for Medical Research and Education → Bass Library → Becton Center → Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library → Berkeley College → Berkeley Divinity School at Yale → Bingham Hall → Branford College → Calhoun College → Center Church on the Green → Center for Engineering Innovation and Design → Chapel Street → College Street (New Haven) → Committee of the Proprietors of Common and Undivided Lands in New Haven → Connecticut Hall → Cross Campus → Davenport College → Dean of Yale College → Elm Street (New Haven) → Faculty of Arts and Sciences at Yale University → Grace Hopper College → Grove Street Cemetery → Grove Street Cemetery ("Downtown New Haven") → Handsome Dan → Harkness Tower → High Street (New Haven) → Hillhouse Avenue → Hillhouse Avenue Historic District → Ingalls Rink → International Festival of Arts & Ideas → J. W. Gibbs Laboratory → John J. Lee Amphitheater → Jonathan Edwards College → Kline Geology Laboratory → Lanman-Wright Hall → Lawrance Hall → Long Wharf Theatre → Malone Engineering Center → Mason Laboratory → McClellan Hall → Memorial Quadrangle → Morse College → Old Campus → Pauli Murray College → Payne Whitney Gymnasium → Phelps Hall → Pierson College → SEAS → Saybrook College → School of Management campus → Science Hill → Sheffield Scientific School → Skull and Bones → Sterling Hall of Medicine → Sterling Memorial Library → TAC Building → The Night Café → William L. Harkness Hall → Yale Bulldogs → Yale Center for British Art → Yale College Dean’s Office → Yale College first-year experience → Yale College residential colleges → Yale Department of Chemistry facilities → Yale Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology facilities → Yale Department of Physics facilities → Yale Freshman Counselors’ offices → Yale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences → Yale Law School → Yale Law School building → Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History → Yale Repertory Theatre → Yale School of Architecture → Yale School of Architecture building → Yale School of Drama → Yale School of Drama facilities → Yale School of Medicine → Yale School of Medicine buildings → Yale University → Yale University Art Gallery → Yale University Facilities → Yale University Globalization Center (Betts House renovation and addition) → Yale University Old Campus → Yale University campus → Yale University’s Beinecke Plaza → Yale–New Haven Hospital main campus →	locatedIn
Bingham Hall ("New Haven") → Connecticut Hall ("New Haven") → Hillhouse Avenue Historic District ("New Haven") → John J. Lee Amphitheater ("New Haven") → McClellan Hall ("New Haven") → Yale Bowl ("New Haven") → Yale Bulldogs baseball → Yale Bulldogs softball → Yale Bulldogs swimming and diving → Yale Bulldogs women’s lacrosse → Yale Bulldogs women’s soccer → Yale Center for British Art ("New Haven") → Yale Divinity School → Yale Law School ("New Haven") → Yale School of Engineering & Applied Science ("New Haven") → Yale School of Management → Yale University ("New Haven") → Yale University Art Gallery ("New Haven") →	city
Alan Perlis ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Brian Dennehy ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → César Pelli ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Edward Sapir → Eli Whitney ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Elias Loomis → Harold Bloom → Irving Fisher → Josef Albers → Joseph E. Sheffield → Maurice Podoloff ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America") → Noah Webster → Ralph Linton ("New Haven") → Roger Sherman → Tjalling C. Koopmans → Walker Evans ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") →	placeOfDeath
Alan Perlis ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → César Pelli ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Eli Whitney ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Elias Loomis → Ernesto Zedillo → G. Evelyn Hutchinson → Hiram Bingham III → Josef Albers → Paul Rudolph → Robert J. Shiller ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Tjalling C. Koopmans → Vicky Chun →	workLocation
Benedict Arnold → Edward Sapir → Eli Whitney ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Harold Bloom → Joe Lieberman ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Joseph E. Sheffield → Lars Onsager → Maurice Podoloff ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America") → Noah Webster → Roger Sherman →	residence
Alfred P. Sloan ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Norman Lear ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Norman Lear ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Paul Giamatti ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Sarah Pierpont Edwards ("New Haven, Connecticut Colony") → Vinton Cerf ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → William Cameron Menzies ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") →	placeOfBirth
Durfee Hall → New Haven Green → Yale Bowl → Yale Bulldogs men's basketball → Yale Bulldogs tennis → Yale College Commencement ceremonies →	location
Hillhouse Avenue ("City of New Haven") → Long Wharf ("City of New Haven") → New Haven City Hall ("City of New Haven") → Wooster Square neighborhood ("City of New Haven") →	governingBody
Econometric Society ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad → Yale New Haven Health System → Yale University Press →	headquartersLocation
Yale Bulldogs men's basketball ("New Haven") → Yale Bulldogs men’s basketball → Yale Bulldogs women’s rowing →	homeCity
CTtransit → Interstate 95 ("New Haven") → Vermonter →	servesCity
George W. Bush ("New Haven, Connecticut, United States") → Lyman Beecher →	birthPlace
Yale Bulldogs men’s basketball → Yale Bulldogs women’s lacrosse →	campusLocation
Chapel Street ("Downtown New Haven") → College Street (New Haven) ("Downtown New Haven") →	partOf
Committee of the Proprietors of Common and Undivided Lands in New Haven ("City of New Haven") →	associatedWith
New Haven Colony ("New Haven") →	capital
Connecticut Colony ("New Haven") →	coCapital
New York metropolitan area ("New Haven") →	containsCity
Connecticut General Court ("New Haven") →	convenedAt
Margaret Mansfield ("New Haven, Connecticut Colony") →	deathPlace
Econometrica →	editorialOfficeLocation
New Haven metropolitan area →	hasCentralCity
Long Island Sound ("New Haven") →	hasCityOnShore
United States District Court for the District of Connecticut →	hasClerkOffice
Connecticut ("New Haven") →	hasMajorCity
New Haven metropolitan area ("Downtown New Haven") →	hasMetropolitanCenter
New Haven metropolitan area →	hasPrincipalCity
Harkness Tower ("New Haven") →	isLandmarkOf
Meriden, Connecticut ("New Haven") →	locatedBetween
Cantwell family →	locationOfActivity
New England ("New Haven") →	majorCity
Northeast Regional →	majorStop
New Haven Colony ("New Haven") →	namedAfter
Cantwell family ("New Haven, Connecticut authorities") →	opposedBy
Shubert Theatre ("City of New Haven") →	ownedBy
New Haven City Hall ("City of New Haven") →	owner
Connecticut ("New Haven") →	previousCoCapitals
Shore Line East →	primaryCityServed
New York metropolitan area ("New Haven") →	principalCity
United States District Court for the District of Connecticut →	seat
Northeast Corridor →	serves
Shore Line East →	servesCommunity
Yale Bulldogs women’s rowing →	universityLocation