Govan

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Govan is a historic district on the River Clyde in Glasgow, Scotland, traditionally known for its shipbuilding industry and working-class roots.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf area of Glasgow
district
historic district
adjacentTo Pacific Quay
Partick (across the Clyde)
contains Queen Elizabeth University Hospital vicinity
country Scotland
currentCharacter mixed residential and post-industrial area
demographicCharacter working-class community
economicHistory Clyde shipyards
heavy engineering
hasArchaeology early medieval carved stones
hasCulturalInstitution Govan & Linthouse Parish Church
Govan Workspace (business and heritage centre)
Pearce Institute
hasFootballClub Rangers F.C. (historical home area, Ibrox nearby)
hasHeritage early medieval Christian site
hasIndustryDecline late 20th century shipbuilding contraction
hasLandmark Fairfield Heritage Centre
Govan Cross
Govan Old Parish Church
Govan Stones
Govan subway station
hasNeighbourhood Cessnock
Ibrox
Linthouse
hasParish Govan Parish
hasPostTown GLASGOW
hasRiverFeature Clyde shipbuilding docks
historicalCounty Lanarkshire
historicalStatus burgh
knownFor shipbuilding industry
working-class roots
locatedIn Glasgow
Lowlands of Scotland
West End of Glasgow
locatedOn River Clyde
mergedInto City of Glasgow
partOf Glasgow City Council area
politicalConstituency Glasgow Pollok (Scottish Parliament, includes Govan area)
Glasgow South West (UK Parliament)
region Central Belt of Scotland
timeZone Europe/London
traditionalIndustry shipbuilding
transport Glasgow Subway
ferry across the River Clyde (historically)
urbanType inner-city district


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