Derbyshire

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ceremonial county non-metropolitan county

Derbyshire is a county in the East Midlands of England known for its rural landscapes, historic market towns, and much of the Peak District National Park.

Aliases (3)

Statements (129)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	ceremonial county → non-metropolitan county →
administrativeHeadquarters	Matlock →
ceremonialCountyIncludes	City of Derby →
ceremonialLordLieutenant	Lord-Lieutenant of Derbyshire →
contains	Amber Valley → Amber Valley Borough → Bolsover → Bolsover District → Chesterfield → Chesterfield Borough → Derbyshire Dales → Derbyshire Dales District → Erewash → Erewash Borough → High Peak → High Peak Borough → North East Derbyshire → North East Derbyshire District → Peak District National Park → South Derbyshire → South Derbyshire District →
containsLandmark	Arkwright’s Cromford Mill → Bolsover Castle → Buxton Opera House → Calke Abbey → Chatsworth House → Creswell Crags → Crich Stand → Derbyshire County Cricket Club Ground → Derwent Valley Mills → Haddon Hall → Hardwick Hall → Heights of Abraham → Kedleston Hall → National Stone Centre → Peveril Castle → Riber Castle → Sudbury Hall →
containsMountain	Bleaklow → Kinder Scout → Mam Tor → Shining Tor →
containsProtectedArea	Calke Abbey National Nature Reserve → Derbyshire Dales National Nature Reserve → Dovedale National Nature Reserve → Peak District National Park →
containsSettlement	Alfreton → Ashbourne → Bakewell → Belper → Bolsover → Borrowash → Breaston → Buxton → Castleton → Chapel-en-le-Frith → Chesterfield → Clay Cross → Codnor → Creswell → Crich → Cromford → Darley Dale → Derby → Dronfield → Duffield → Eckington → Etwall → Glossop → Glossopdale → Hathersage → Heage → Heanor → Holbrook → Hope → Ilkeston → Killamarsh → Long Eaton → Matlock → Matlock Bath → Melbourne → New Mills → Pinxton → Repton → Ripley → Sandiacre → Shirebrook → Somercotes → Staveley → Swadlincote → Tideswell → Whaley Bridge → Wirksworth →
containsWaterBody	Carsington Water → Derwent Reservoir → Howden Reservoir → Ladybower Reservoir → River Derwent → River Dove → River Rother → River Trent → River Wye →
containsWorldHeritageSite	Derwent Valley Mills →
country	England →
hasBorderWith	Cheshire → Derby → Greater Manchester → Leicestershire → Nottinghamshire → Sheffield → South Yorkshire → Staffordshire → Stockport → Stoke-on-Trent → West Yorkshire →
knownFor	Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site → Peak District landscapes → gritstone moorlands → historic market towns → limestone dales →
largestTown	Chesterfield →
lieutenancyArea	Derbyshire →
locatedIn	East Midlands →
partOf	England →
region	East Midlands →
sovereignState	United Kingdom →
timeZone	British Summer Time → Greenwich Mean Time →

Referenced by (54)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Black Chew Head → Breadsall Priory → Breadsall Priory ("Derbyshire, England") → Buxton → Castleton → Derbion → Derby City Council → Derby Museum and Art Gallery → Derby Silk Mill → Derby railway station → Derby railway works → Edale → Hathersage → Kinder Scout → Pickford’s House Museum → Saint Peter’s Church, Edensor, Derbyshire, England → White Peak →	locatedIn
Cheshire East → Greater Manchester → Nottinghamshire → Staffordshire →	borderedBy
Buxton → Edale → Hathersage →	ceremonialCounty
Cheshire → West Yorkshire →	borders
Anna Seward → John Rogers (martyr) →	placeOfBirth
George Stephenson → L. S. Lowry →	placeOfDeath
Dark Peak →	administrativeRegion
Diocese of Derby ("County of Derbyshire") →	coversArea
Thomas Hobbes ("Derbyshire, England") →	deathPlace
River Trent →	flowsThrough
Derby, Derbyshire, England →	hasCeremonialCounty
East Midlands →	hasCounty
Derby, Derbyshire, England ("Derbyshire County Cricket Club") →	hasCricketClub
Derby, Derbyshire, England →	hasHistoricCounty
Derby County F.C. →	hasSupporterBase
Peak District National Park Authority →	headquartersRegion
Kinder Scout →	highestPointOf
Buxton →	historicCounty
Derbyshire →	lieutenancyArea
Toyota Manufacturing UK →	locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
Derby Cathedral →	locatedInAdministrativeTerritory
Peak District →	locatedInCounty
Black Chew Head →	locatedOnBorderOf
Derby, Derbyshire, England →	partOf
Diocese of Derby →	primaryTerritory
Cavendish family →	regionAssociatedWith
Northern Trains →	serviceArea
Edale →	shireCounty
Hathersage →	traditionalCounty
Pennine waterways →	traverses