Woking

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civil parish town

Woking is a large commuter town in southeast England known for its rail links to London and its association with H.G. Wells’ "The War of the Worlds."

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	civil parish → town →
ceremonialCounty	Surrey →
country	United Kingdom →
dialCode	01483 →
distanceTo	approximately 23 miles southwest of central London →
governingBody	Woking Borough Council →
hasLandmark	Brookwood Cemetery → Martian tripod sculpture in the town centre → New Victoria Theatre → Peacocks Centre → Shah Jahan Mosque → The Lightbox gallery and museum → The War of the Worlds tripod statue → Woking Park →
hasPostcodeArea	GU →
hasPostcodeDistrict	GU21 → GU22 →
hasRailwayStation	Woking railway station →
hasRiver	Hoe Stream → River Wey (nearby) →
inspiredWork	The War of the Worlds →
isPartOf	Woking Borough → Woking Borough Council area →
knownFor	The War of the Worlds → association with H. G. Wells → commuter town for London → strong rail links to London →
locatedIn	England →
locatedInCounty	Surrey →
locatedInRegion	South East England →
locatedOn	London commuter belt →
near	Brookwood → Byfleet → Chobham → Guildford →
railLinkTo	Basingstoke → London Waterloo → Portsmouth Harbour → Southampton Central →
railOperator	South Western Railway →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Pyrford ("Woking borough") → Woking railway station →	locatedIn
Byfleet → Pyrford →	parliamentaryConstituency
Runnymede Borough →	borderedBy
Byfleet →	category
Pyrford →	civilParish
Surrey →	containsSettlement
River Wey →	flowsThrough
Woking Borough Council ("Borough of Woking") →	governs
Bracknell Forest →	hasBorderWith
Woking ("Woking Borough") →	isPartOf
West Byfleet ("Borough of Woking") →	locatedInAdministrativeArea
Brookwood Cemetery →	locatedNear
Pyrford →	near
West Byfleet →	nearbySettlement
Wisley Gardens →	nearestCity
Byfleet ("Borough of Woking") →	partOf
River Wey →	passesSettlement
A245 road ("Woking borough") →	passesThrough
Paul Weller ("Woking, Surrey, England") →	placeOfBirth
Arthur Balfour ("Woking, Surrey, England") →	placeOfDeath
Woking railway station →	serves