Tempsford

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Tempsford is a small village in Bedfordshire, England, known for its rural setting near the confluence of the River Ivel and the River Great Ouse and its historical role in World War II as a secret airfield base.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
village
category Civil parishes in Bedfordshire
Villages in Bedfordshire
World War II airfields in Bedfordshire
ceremonialCounty Bedfordshire NERFINISHED
country England
crossedBy A1 road NERFINISHED
dialCode 01767
governedBy Central Bedfordshire Council NERFINISHED
hasEconomicCharacter predominantly agricultural
hasFeature farmland
riverside meadows
rural landscape
hasFormerAirfield RAF Tempsford NERFINISHED
hasLandmark St Peter’s Church, Tempsford NERFINISHED
Tempsford Bridge NERFINISHED
site of RAF Tempsford
hasRuralSetting true
hasTransportHistory former Tempsford railway station
historicalRole World War II secret airfield base
historicCounty Bedfordshire NERFINISHED
knownFor RAF Tempsford NERFINISHED
lieutenancyArea Bedfordshire NERFINISHED
locatedAtConfluenceOf River Great Ouse NERFINISHED
River Ivel NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bedfordshire NERFINISHED
Central Bedfordshire NERFINISHED
East of England
United Kingdom
locatedNorthOf Sandy NERFINISHED
locatedSouthOf St Neots NERFINISHED
near River Great Ouse NERFINISHED
River Ivel NERFINISHED
OSGridReference TL160530
parishChurch St Peter’s Church, Tempsford NERFINISHED
parliamentaryConstituency North East Bedfordshire NERFINISHED
population small village population
postcodeArea SG
postcodeDistrict SG19
postTown Sandy NERFINISHED
railwayStationStatus disused
region East of England
servedBy RAF Tempsford NERFINISHED
usedDuring World War II
surface form: Second World War
WWIIRole Special Operations Executive missions
dropping agents behind enemy lines
supplying resistance movements in occupied Europe

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