Stirling

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Stirling is a historic Scottish city known for its medieval castle, strategic location, and role in key battles such as Stirling Bridge and Bannockburn.

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All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Stirling canonical 150
Stirling, Scotland 10
Stirling city centre 3

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf city
local government area
country Scotland
dialingCode +44 1786
governingBody Stirling council area
surface form: Stirling Council
grantedCityStatus 2002
hasPart Bannockburn Heritage Centre
Church of the Holy Rude
National Wallace Monument
Stirling Castle
Stirling Old Bridge
Stirling Smith Art Gallery and Museum
hasStatus city
heritageDesignation historic environment conservation area
historicalRegion Stirlingshire
isNear Battle of Bannockburn
surface form: Bannockburn

Bridge of Allan
Edinburgh
Falkirk
Glasgow
Ochil Hills
Trossachs
knownFor Battle of Bannockburn
Battle of Stirling Bridge
historic old town
medieval castle
role in Wars of Scottish Independence
strategic location
language English
Scots
Scottish Gaelic
locatedIn central Scotland
surface form: Central Scotland

United Kingdom
locatedOn River Forth
nearbyEventLocation Battle of Bannockburn
Battle of Stirling Bridge
nickname Gateway to the Highlands
parliamentaryConstituency Stirling (UK Parliament constituency)
postalCodeArea FK
scottishParliamentConstituency Stirling (UK Parliament constituency)
surface form: Stirling (Scottish Parliament constituency)
servedAs royal burgh
strategic military stronghold
tourism major visitor destination in Scotland
transport M9 motorway
Stirling railway station
university University of Stirling

Referenced by (164)

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M9 motorway connects Stirling
M9 motorway passesNear Stirling
Henry Frederick, Prince of Wales birthPlace Stirling
this entity surface form: Stirling, Scotland
Perth and Kinross borders Stirling
Clackmannanshire borders Stirling
Cumbernauld locatedNear Stirling
Loch Lomond hasNearbyCity Stirling
Stirling Castle locatedIn Stirling
Aberfoyle hasPostTown Stirling
Stirlingshire namedAfter Stirling
North Lanarkshire borders Stirling
Callander hasUnitaryAuthority Stirling
central Scotland contains Stirling
subject surface form: Central Scotland
A9 road passesThrough Stirling
A84 road connects Stirling
A84 road terminusA Stirling
William I of Scotland placeOfDeath Stirling
this entity surface form: Stirling, Scotland
Central Lowlands contains Stirling
Argyll and Bute borders Stirling
Ochil Hills near Stirling
Stirling railway station near Stirling
this entity surface form: Stirling city centre
Stirling Albion F.C. location Stirling
Stirling Albion F.C. city Stirling
James Stirling familyName Stirling
Alexander I deathPlace Stirling
subject surface form: Alexander I of Scotland
this entity surface form: Stirling, Scotland
Alexander I associatedWithPlace Stirling
subject surface form: Alexander I of Scotland