Central tower

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The Central tower of York Minster is the cathedral’s dominant vertical structure, rising above the crossing to form its most prominent architectural and visual landmark.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural structure
cathedral tower
architecturalStyle Gothic architecture
connectedTo choir of York Minster
nave of York Minster
York Minster
surface form: north transept of York Minster

York Minster
surface form: south transept of York Minster
constructionEnd 15th century
constructionStart early 15th century
country United Kingdom
dominates skyline of York Minster
views of York Minster from the city
function architectural landmark
bell tower
hasFeature belfry openings
bell chamber
corner pinnacles
parapet
stair turrets
height approximately 60 metres
heritageDesignation part of a Grade I listed building
part of a scheduled monument
loadBearingFor crossing arches of York Minster
locatedIn England
North Yorkshire
United Kingdom
York
York Minster
material magnesian limestone
overlooks crossing of York Minster
partOf York Minster
central crossing composition of York Minster
position crossing
relativeLocation above the crossing of York Minster
role dominant vertical structure of York Minster
most prominent architectural feature of York Minster
visual landmark of York Minster
significance key element of York Minster’s silhouette
major landmark in York cityscape
usedFor housing bells of York Minster
supporting central crossing
visibleFrom many viewpoints in the city of York

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York Minster hasPart Central tower