Marton, Yorkshire, England

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Marton, Yorkshire, England is a village best known as the birthplace of the famed British explorer and navigator Captain James Cook.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf village
administrativeArea Middlesbrough
surface form: Borough of Middlesbrough
alternativeName Marton-in-Cleveland
birthplaceOf James Cook
country England
governedBy Middlesbrough Council
hasAmenity local shops
parks
primary schools
hasCategory Places associated with James Cook
Villages in North Yorkshire
hasChurch St Cuthbert’s Church, Marton
hasCommemoration statues of Captain James Cook
hasDialCode 01642
hasGreenSpace Stewart Park
hasHeritage site of James Cook’s birthplace cottage
hasMemorialTo James Cook
hasNearbyTown Guisborough
Redcar
Stockton-on-Tees
hasNeighbourhood Marton-in-Cleveland
hasPlaceOfInterest Captain Cook Birthplace Museum
Stewart Park, Marton
hasPostcodeDistrict TS7
hasPostTown Middlesbrough
hasRoadConnection A172 road NERFINISHED
B1380 road
hasTransport Marton railway station
hasType suburban village
historicalCounty North Yorkshire
surface form: North Riding of Yorkshire
historicalParish Marton parish
locatedIn North Yorkshire
Teesside urban area
Yorkshire
North Yorkshire
surface form: ceremonial county of North Yorkshire
locatedNear Middlesbrough
locatedOn south-east side of Middlesbrough
notableFor being the birthplace of Captain James Cook
OSGridReference NZ5416
partOf Middlesbrough
railwayLine Esk Valley Line
region North East England
timeZone Europe/London
UTCOffset +0
UTCOffsetDST +1

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James Cook placeOfBirth Marton, Yorkshire, England