Granite City

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Granite City is a common nickname for Aberdeen, a Scottish port city famed for its extensive use of locally quarried grey granite in its architecture.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
The Granite City 2
Granite City canonical 1

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Statements (29)

Predicate Object
instanceOf nickname
alsoKnownAs Granite City
surface form: The Granite City
appliesHistoricallySince 19th century
appliesTo Aberdeen
surface form: Aberdeen, Scotland

Aberdeen
surface form: the city of Aberdeen
associatedWith Aberdeen
surface form: Aberdeen city centre

Victorian granite buildings in Aberdeen
locally quarried granite from Aberdeenshire
category city nickname
nickname of places in Scotland
hasCharacteristic associated with extensive use of locally quarried granite
associated with grey granite architecture
associated with stone-built cityscape
language English
reasonForName extensive use of local grey granite in buildings
granite architecture of Aberdeen
refersTo Aberdeen
refersToColor grey
refersToCountry Scotland
United Kingdom
refersToFeature North Sea port
refersToLocation northeast Scotland
refersToMaterial granite
refersToType port city
usedBy residents of Aberdeen
tourism promotion for Aberdeen
usedFor informal reference to Aberdeen
usedIn Scotland
United Kingdom

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Aberdeen nickname Granite City
Granite City alsoKnownAs Granite City
this entity surface form: The Granite City
Silver City hasNickname Granite City
subject surface form: Aberdeen
this entity surface form: The Granite City