Kingdom of Fife

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historic region peninsula traditional county

The Kingdom of Fife is a historic region on Scotland’s east coast, known for its medieval heritage, coastal towns, and status as the traditional home of Scottish golf at St Andrews.

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	historic region → peninsula → traditional county →
administrativeCentre	Glenrothes →
associatedWith	Pictish kingdom of Fib →
borders	City of Edinburgh → Clackmannanshire → Perth and Kinross →
contains	Fife Coastal Path → Forth Bridge (north end) → Forth Road Bridge (north end) → Inchcolm Island → Isle of May → Lomond Hills → Queensferry Crossing (north end) → St Andrews Links → University of St Andrews →
country	Scotland →
hasCoastalTown	Anstruther → Burntisland → Crail → Elie → Leven → Methil → Pittenweem →
hasCoastlineOn	Firth of Forth → Firth of Tay → North Sea →
hasHistoricTown	Dunfermline → St Andrews →
hasTown	Cupar → Glenrothes → Kirkcaldy →
historicCapital	Dunfermline →
historicCountyTown	Cupar →
knownFor	St Andrews Links → coastal towns → golf → medieval heritage →
language	English → Scots → Scottish Gaelic →
locatedBetween	Firth of Forth → Firth of Tay →
locatedIn	Scotland →
locatedOn	east coast of Scotland →
nickname	The Kingdom →
partOf	Central Belt of Scotland → Lowlands of Scotland →
traditionalHomeOf	Scottish golf →
traditionalTitle	Kingdom of Fife →

Referenced by (14)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Dalgety Bay → East Neuk of Fife → Glenrothes → Leslie → Lochgelly → Markinch → West Lomond →	partOf
East Lomond → St Andrews Harbour →	region
Fife →	hasNickname
Crail →	isPartOf
Inverkeithing →	locatedIn
Edinburgh–Aberdeen railway route →	passesThrough
Kingdom of Fife →	traditionalTitle