Corwen

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Welsh prince chapel heritage railway market town outdoor statue parish church railway station town walking festival

Corwen is a small historic market town in Denbighshire, Wales, situated on the River Dee and known as a gateway to the Berwyn Mountains.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Welsh prince → chapel → heritage railway → market town → outdoor statue → parish church → railway station → town → walking festival →
associatedWith	Owain Glyndŵr →
coordinateLocation	approximately 52.98°N 3.38°W →
country	Wales →
hasCategory	Market towns in Wales → Towns in Denbighshire →
hasDialingCode	01490 →
hasHeritageStatus	historic town →
hasLandmark	statue of Owain Glyndŵr →
hasMajorRoad	A494 road NERFINISHED → A5 road NERFINISHED →
hasPopulation	around 2500 (early 21st century) →
hasPostcodeDistrict	LL21 →
hasPostTown	CORWEN →
hasRailwayStation	Corwen railway station →
hasReligiousBuilding	Capel Seion → Church of St Mael and St Sulien →
hasTraditionalEvent	Corwen Walking Festival →
historicalCounty	Merionethshire →
knownAs	gateway to the Berwyn Mountains →
locatedIn	Corwen → Corwen → Corwen → Corwen →
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity	Denbighshire →
locatedInLieutenancyArea	Clwyd →
locatedInParliamentaryConstituency	Clwyd South →
locatedInRegion	North Wales →
locatedInWelshParliamentConstituency	Clwyd South →
locatedNear	Berwyn Mountains →
locatedOnRiver	River Dee →
locatedOnRoute	A494 road → A5 road NERFINISHED →
location	Corwen →
primaryLanguage	English → Welsh →
servedBy	Llangollen Railway →
terminus	Corwen railway station →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Capel Seion → Church of St Mael and St Sulien → Corwen railway station → statue of Owain Glyndŵr →	locatedIn
Denbighshire → Merionethshire →	contains
Corwen Walking Festival →	location