Ancona

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Ancona is a historic port city on Italy’s Adriatic coast, notable for its long-standing Jewish community and role as a commercial and cultural crossroads.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf city
port city
airportAlsoKnownAs Ancona Airport
surface form: Ancona Falconara Airport
connectsToBySea Albania
Croatia
Greece
country Italy
foundedBy Greek settlers
hasAdministrativeStatus provincial capital
regional capital
hasCharacteristic long-standing Jewish community
hasCommunity Jewish community
hasCulturalRole gateway between Italy and the Balkans
gateway between Italy and the Eastern Mediterranean
hasDemographicGroup Italian Jews
hasEconomicSector fishing
shipbuilding
shipping
trade
hasEtymology Greek word "ankon" meaning "elbow"
hasFeature historic port
natural harbor
hasFunction commercial port
industrial center
passenger port
hasHistoricCommunity Jewish merchants
hasHistoricPeriodOfImportance Middle Ages
Renaissance
Roman era
hasLandmark Arch of Trajan
Lazzaretto of Ancona
Mole Vanvitelliana
hasPort Port of Ancona
hasReligiousBuilding Ancona Cathedral
Church of San Ciriaco
hasReligiousSite Synagogue of Ancona
hasRole commercial crossroads
cultural crossroads
hasTransport Ancona Airport
Ancona railway station
isCapitalOf Province of Ancona
isRegionalCapitalOf Marche region
surface form: Marche
languageUsed Italian
locatedIn Marche region
surface form: Marche

Central Italy
surface form: central Italy
locatedOn Adriatic Sea
Adriatic coast
surface form: Adriatic coast of Italy
portServesAs major ferry hub on the Adriatic

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Marche region capital Ancona
subject surface form: Marche
Papal States contains Ancona
Central Italy containsCity Ancona
Marche region containsCity Ancona
subject surface form: Marche
Adriatic Sea hasMajorPort Ancona
Marche region largestCity Ancona
subject surface form: Marche
Picenum majorSettlement Ancona
Patras twinnedWith Ancona