Nayland

E324516

Nayland is a small village and civil parish in the county of Suffolk in eastern England, known for its historic buildings and rural setting.

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Label Occurrences
Nayland canonical 3

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish ⓘ
village ⓘ
borderBetween Suffolk ⓘ
surface form: Suffolk and Essex
country England ⓘ
hasAdministrativeStatus civil parish in Suffolk ⓘ
hasArchitecturalPeriod early modern ⓘ
medieval ⓘ
hasArchitecturalStyle timber-framed vernacular architecture ⓘ
hasBuiltEnvironment historic village centre ⓘ
hasBuiltHeritage listed buildings ⓘ
medieval buildings ⓘ
hasCivilParishStatus true ⓘ
hasConservationArea true ⓘ
hasCountry United Kingdom ⓘ
hasCountrySubdivision Suffolk ⓘ
surface form: county of Suffolk
hasGeographicalFeature Stour Valley ⓘ
surface form: valley of the River Stour
hasHeritageValue high ⓘ
hasHistoricArchitecture true ⓘ
hasHistoricCore true ⓘ
hasHistoricCounty Suffolk ⓘ
hasLandscapeType rural ⓘ
hasLandUse agricultural surroundings ⓘ
hasLocalEconomy services and small businesses ⓘ
hasLocalGovernmentDistrict Babergh district ⓘ
surface form: Babergh
hasLocalIdentity historic Suffolk village ⓘ
hasNearbyMajorTown Colchester ⓘ
Sudbury ⓘ
hasParishChurch St James Church, Nayland ⓘ
hasParishType rural parish ⓘ
hasPostTown Colchester ⓘ
hasPrimaryEconomicCharacter residential ⓘ
hasRegion Suffolk, England ⓘ
surface form: Suffolk countryside
hasRuralCharacter true ⓘ
hasScenicQuality picturesque ⓘ
hasSetting rural Suffolk countryside ⓘ
hasSettlementPattern compact village core ⓘ
hasSettlementType small village ⓘ
hasTimberFramedHouses true ⓘ
hasTraditionalCharacter true ⓘ
hasTraditionalVillageGreen true ⓘ
hasTransportType rural roads ⓘ
knownFor historic buildings ⓘ
rural setting ⓘ
locatedIn Suffolk ⓘ
East Anglia ⓘ
surface form: eastern England
locatedInRegion East of England ⓘ
locatedOn River Stour ⓘ
partOf Babergh district ⓘ

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