Cumberland

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former administrative county historic county

Cumberland is a historic county in northwestern England, bordering Scotland and encompassing part of the Lake District.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	former administrative county → historic county →
abolishedAsAdministrativeCounty	1974 →
borders	County Durham → Lancashire → Northumberland → Scotland → Westmorland →
containsPart	Cumbrian Mountains → Eden Valley → Lake District → Solway Firth coast → sections of Hadrian's Wall →
containsSettlement	Brampton → Carlisle → Cockermouth → Keswick → Maryport → Penrith → Whitehaven → Wigton → Workington →
country	England →
formerAdministrativeStatus	administrative county of England →
hasCoastlineOn	Solway Firth →
hasHeritage	Roman frontier remains →
hasHighestPoint	Blencathra → Skiddaw →
historicalEra	Early modern period → Industrial Revolution → Middle Ages →
historicCountyCode	CUL →
historicCountyTown	Carlisle →
languageHistoricallySpoken	Cumbric → English → Scots →
locatedIn	North West England →
locatedOn	Irish Sea →
namedAfter	Cumbrians →
partOf	historic region of Cumbria →
religionHistoricallyDominant	Christianity →
successorAdministrativeUnit	Cumbria →
traditionalIndustry	agriculture → coal mining → iron ore mining → sheep farming → shipbuilding →
traditionalProduct	Cumberland sausage →
traditionalRegion	Border country →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Burgh by Sands → Carlisle → Whitehaven →	historicalCounty
Bowness-on-Solway → Keswick → Workington →	historicCounty
John Wilkinson → William Wordsworth →	placeOfBirth
Treaty of York →	appliesToTerritory
Westmorland, England →	borders
Cumbria →	contains
Longshanks →	diedIn
Penrith →	formerCounty
Cumbria →	hasHistoricCountyComponents
Duke of Cumberland →	namedAfter
Edward I of England →	placeOfDeath
Allerdale Hall →	regionInFiction
Maryport and Carlisle Railway →	regionServed