the Garden of England
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The Garden of England is a traditional nickname for the county of Kent, famed for its lush countryside, orchards, and hop gardens.
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| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
nickname
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regional epithet → |
| appliedTo |
Kentish countryside
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Kentish hop fields → Kentish orchards → |
| appliesTo |
county of Kent
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| associatedWith |
agriculture
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fruit-growing → hop gardens → lush countryside → orchards → rural landscape → |
| capitalOfRegion |
Maidstone (county town of Kent)
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| category |
Nicknames of places in the United Kingdom
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| country |
England
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| hasAlternativeForm |
"the garden of England"
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| hasReputationFor |
fertile soil
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mild climate → scenic beauty → |
| language |
English
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| locatedIn |
South East England
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| notableProduce |
apples
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cherries → hops → soft fruit → |
| partOf |
United Kingdom cultural geography
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| refersTo |
Kent
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| timePeriod |
19th century onward
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| usedFor |
regional branding
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tourism promotion → |
Referenced by (2)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Kent
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hasNickname |
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historic county of Kent
("Garden of England")
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|
traditionalNickname |