Edale

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civil parish village

Edale is a small village in England’s Peak District, best known as the traditional starting point of the Pennine Way long-distance footpath.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	civil parish → village →
ceremonialCounty	Derbyshire →
civilParishIncludes	Barber Booth → Grindsbrook Booth → Nether Booth → Ollerbrook Booth → Upper Booth →
country	England → United Kingdom →
dialCode	01433 →
distanceFrom	approximately 10 miles north-east of Chapel-en-le-Frith → approximately 20 miles west of Sheffield → approximately 7 miles north-west of Castleton →
governingBody	Derbyshire Dales District Council →
hasAccommodationType	bed and breakfast → campsite → youth hostel →
hasCampsite	Fieldhead Campsite →
hasChurch	Church of the Holy and Undivided Trinity, Edale →
hasEvent	fell races → walking festivals →
hasPostcodeDistrict	S33 →
hasPostTown	HOPE VALLEY →
hasPublicHouse	The Old Nags Head → The Rambler Inn →
hasRailwayStation	Edale railway station →
hasVisitorCentre	Peak District National Park Edale Visitor Centre →
knownFor	starting point of the Pennine Way → walking and hiking tourism →
locatedIn	Derbyshire → Derbyshire Dales district → Peak District →
nationalPark	Peak District National Park →
near	Kinder Scout → Mam Tor →
OSGridReference	SK123859 →
parliamentaryConstituency	Derbyshire Dales →
primaryIndustry	farming → tourism →
railwayLine	Hope Valley Line →
region	East Midlands →
servedByTrainOperator	East Midlands Railway → Northern Trains →
shireCounty	Derbyshire →
trailheadOf	Pennine Way →
valleyOf	River Noe →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Peak District →	containsSettlement
Kinder Scout →	near
Pennine Way →	startPoint