Anston

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Anston is a village in South Yorkshire, England, historically noted for its quarries that supplied limestone for major 19th-century construction projects.

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Anston canonical 4
Anston Stone 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf village
category Civil parishes in South Yorkshire
Geography of the Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham
Villages in South Yorkshire
country England
dialCode 01909
geology Magnesian Limestone escarpment
governedBy Anston Parish Council
hasAmenity community centres
local shops
primary schools
public houses
hasDesignation civil parish
hasLandmark Anston Brook
Anston Stones Wood
St James’ Church, South Anston
St John’s Church, North Anston
hasPart North Anston
South Anston
hasProtectedArea Anston Stones Wood Site of Special Scientific Interest
hasTransport bus services to Rotherham and Sheffield
historicalCounty West Riding of Yorkshire
knownFor magnesian limestone quarries
supplying stone for 19th-century construction projects
locatedIn Rotherham
surface form: Rotherham (metropolitan borough)

South Yorkshire
Yorkshire and the Humber
locatedNear Dinnington
Worksop
locatedOn A57 road NERFINISHED
nearestRailwayStation Kiveton Bridge railway station
Kiveton Bridge railway station
surface form: Kiveton Park railway station
OSGridReference SK5382
partOf Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council
surface form: Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham
postalTown Sheffield
postcodeDistrict S25
region Northern England
surface form: North of England
religion Christianity (Church of England parishes)
suppliedMaterialFor rebuilding of the Houses of Parliament

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Anston limestone locatedIn Anston
North Anston civilParish Anston
Dinnington area near Anston
South Yorkshire Coalfield margin relatedTo Anston
this entity surface form: Anston Stone