Zuccotti Park

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plaza privately owned public space urban park

Zuccotti Park is a privately owned public space in Lower Manhattan, New York City, best known as the central encampment site of the 2011 Occupy Wall Street protest movement.

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Predicate	Object
instanceOf	plaza → privately owned public space → urban park →
adjacentTo	One Liberty Plaza →
associatedWithEvent	2011 Occupy Wall Street protests → Occupy Wall Street →
bestKnownFor	central encampment site of the 2011 Occupy Wall Street movement →
category	Occupy Wall Street → Parks in Manhattan → Privately owned public spaces in New York City → Squares in New York City →
country	United States →
formerName	Liberty Plaza Park →
governingJurisdiction	Borough of Manhattan → City of New York → State of New York → United States federal government →
hasFeature	benches → granite-paved plaza → public art → public seating → trees →
hasLegalStatus	privately owned public space (POPS) →
hasPublicAccess	24 hours a day →
hasUse	protest site → public gathering place → recreational space →
locatedIn	Financial District, Manhattan → Lower Manhattan → Manhattan → New York City → New York State →
locatedNear	One Liberty Plaza → Wall Street → World Trade Center site →
locatedOn	Broadway → Cedar Street → Trinity Place →
maintainedBy	Brookfield Properties →
namedAfter	John E. Zuccotti →
notableFor	role in global Occupy movement coverage →
owner	Brookfield Properties →
reconstructedAfter	September 11 attacks →
zoningIncentive	built as a bonus plaza under New York City zoning regulations →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Occupy Wall Street →	hasLocation