Hannibal

E68792

city river town

Hannibal is a historic Mississippi River town in Missouri best known as the boyhood home of Mark Twain and the setting for many of his classic works.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	city → river town →
areaCode	573 →
associatedWithWork	Adventures of Huckleberry Finn → Life on the Mississippi → The Adventures of Tom Sawyer →
climate	humid continental climate →
country	United States →
countySeatOf	Marion County, Missouri →
elevationApproximate	150 meters →
foundedIn	1819 →
governingBody	City of Hannibal government →
hasAttraction	Hannibal Riverfront → Huckleberry Finn House → Lovers Leap (scenic overlook) → Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum → Mark Twain Cave → Tom Sawyer’s Fence →
hasEducationalInstitution	Hannibal-LaGrange University →
hasEvent	National Tom Sawyer Days →
hasHistoricDistrict	Hannibal Downtown Historic District →
hasIndustry	river transportation → tourism →
hasMuseum	Mark Twain Museum →
hasNotableResident	Mark Twain → Samuel Langhorne Clemens →
hasRiverCrossing	Mark Twain Memorial Bridge NERFINISHED →
incorporatedAsCityIn	1845 →
knownFor	being the boyhood home of Mark Twain → inspiring settings in Mark Twain’s works → tourism related to Mark Twain →
locatedIn	Marion County, Missouri → Missouri →
locatedOn	Mississippi River →
modeledFictionalTown	St. Petersburg, Missouri (fictional town in Mark Twain’s works) →
namedAfter	Hannibal (Carthaginian general) →
populationApproximate	17000 →
postalCodeRange	63401 →
stateHighwayServedBy	U.S. Route 36 NERFINISHED → U.S. Route 61 NERFINISHED →
timeZone	Central Time Zone →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Becky Thatcher House → Downtown Hannibal Historic District → Hannibal Chamber of Commerce → Tom and Huck Statue →	city
Hannibal Hamlin →	givenName