Gravesend

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Gravesend is a historic riverside town on the south bank of the River Thames in north-west Kent, England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
town
ceremonialCounty Kent
connectedBy Gravesend–Tilbury ferry
country England
countrySubdivision England
distanceTo approximately 21 miles east-south-east of central London
etymology name thought to derive from ‘graaf-ham’ or ‘place at the end of the grove’ or ‘graves’ end’
governingBody Gravesham Borough Council
hasCategory Borough of Gravesham
surface form: Gravesham

Populated places on the River Thames
Towns in Kent
hasDialCode 01474
hasEconomicActivity commuter town for London
river-related trade and industry
hasFeature Fort Gardens
Gravesend Town Pier
Milton Chantry
New Tavern Fort
St George’s Church, Gravesend
Thames and Medway Canal (nearby)
Town Pier
historic riverside town centre
riverside promenade
hasLandmark statue of Pocahontas at St George’s Church
hasNearbySettlement Ebbsfleet Valley
Northfleet
Tilbury
surface form: Tilbury (across the Thames)
hasPort Port of London
surface form: Port of London (Gravesend reach)
hasPostcodeArea DA
hasTransport Gravesend railway station
historicalAssociation burial place of Pocahontas
historicCounty Kent
locatedIn Kent, England
surface form: Kent

South East England
locatedInMetropolitanArea London commuter belt
locatedInRegion north-west Kent
locatedOnRiver Thames
surface form: River Thames
locatedOpposite Tilbury
OSGridReference TQ 645 742
partOf Borough of Gravesham
railwayLine High Speed 1
surface form: High Speed 1 (via nearby Ebbsfleet International)

North Kent Line
riverBank south bank of the River Thames
sovereignState United Kingdom
timeZone GMT
timeZoneDST BST

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Pocahontas deathPlace Gravesend
Thurrock hasFerryServiceTo Gravesend
Kent hasMajorTown Gravesend