Bristol

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Bristol is a historic port city in southwest England known for its maritime heritage, vibrant cultural scene, and distinctive Georgian and Victorian architecture.

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Cardiff General connectsTo Bristol
Portishead locatedWestOf Bristol
Clevedon hasNearbyCity Bristol
South West containsAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Bristol
subject surface form: South West England
South West hasCapital Bristol
subject surface form: South West England
Bristol Centaurus radial engine placeOfOrigin Bristol
subject surface form: Bristol Centaurus
EGGD locatedNearCity Bristol
subject surface form: Bristol Airport
EGGD servesCity Bristol
subject surface form: Bristol Airport
EGGD associatedWithCity Bristol
Lulsgate Bottom locatedNear Bristol
Lulsgate Bottom nearbyCity Bristol
Lulsgate Bottom postTown Bristol
this entity surface form: BRISTOL
Congresbury near Bristol
Congresbury hasPostTown Bristol
this entity surface form: BRISTOL
Nailsea near Bristol
Nailsea postTown Bristol
this entity surface form: BRISTOL
Nailsea hasBusServiceTo Bristol
Poldark filmingLocation Bristol
Hagen hasTwinTown Bristol
Tony Stonem residence Bristol
Avonmouth Bridge locatedIn Bristol
Avonmouth Bridge locatedIn Bristol
this entity surface form: City of Bristol
Floating Harbour locatedIn Bristol
Oldland Common, Gloucestershire, England near Bristol
subject surface form: Oldland Common
Oldland Common, Gloucestershire, England hasPostTown Bristol
subject surface form: Oldland Common
World Championship governingBodyHeadquarters Bristol
subject surface form: World Snooker Championship
Wrington, Somerset, England hasPostTown Bristol
this entity surface form: BRISTOL
Being Human settingLocation Bristol
Filton near Bristol
Filton postalTown Bristol
Yate locatedNear Bristol
Yate locatedNorthOf Bristol
Yate hasPostTown Bristol
this entity surface form: BRISTOL