Hastings

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Hastings is a historic seaside town and popular coastal resort in East Sussex, England, best known for its association with the 1066 Battle of Hastings and its traditional fishing and tourism industries.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf seaside resort
town
administrativeStatus borough
non-metropolitan district
ceremonialCounty East Sussex
country England
governedBy Hastings Borough Council
hasCulturalEvent Hastings Bonfire celebrations
Hastings International Piano Concerto Competition
Hastings Old Town Carnival Week
Hastings Seafood and Wine Festival
Jack in the Green festival
hasEconomicActivity education
fishing
retail
tourism
hasFeature beach
cliffs
coastline
hasHeritage Norman conquest associations
Victorian seaside architecture
medieval castle ruins
hasLandmark East Hill Cliff Railway
Hastings Castle
Hastings Country Park
Hastings self-linksurface differs
surface form: Hastings Old Town

Hastings Pier
Jerwood Gallery (now Hastings Contemporary)
West Hill Cliff Railway
hasPortType beach-launched fishing fleet
historicalEventNearby Battle of Hastings
surface form: Battle of Hastings (1066) at Battle, East Sussex
knownFor Battle of Hastings
surface form: Battle of Hastings (1066)

Hastings Castle
Hastings Country Park
Hastings Old Town fishing beach
Hastings Pier
fishing industry
historic old town
tourism
locatedIn East Sussex
South East England
locatedOn English Channel
near Battle, East Sussex
Bexhill-on-Sea
St Leonards-on-Sea
partOf United Kingdom
region South East England
transport A21 road connection to London
Hastings railway station

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Hastings Line servesTown Hastings
Hastings Line connects Hastings
Max Hastings familyName Hastings
Battle, East Sussex near Hastings
Hastings Cemetery, East Sussex, England locatedIn Hastings
subject surface form: Hastings Cemetery
Hastings Cemetery, East Sussex, England locatedNear Hastings
subject surface form: Hastings Cemetery
this entity surface form: Hastings Old Town
Senlac Hill near Hastings
A21 connectsToCoastAt Hastings
Hastings St Clement locatedIn Hastings
Hastings All Saints locatedIn Hastings
Nicholas Crane placeOfBirth Hastings
Christopher Foyle residence Hastings
Hastings Pier location Hastings
Jerwood Gallery (now Hastings Contemporary) locatedIn Hastings
subject surface form: Jerwood Gallery
Jerwood Gallery (now Hastings Contemporary) servesCommunity Hastings
subject surface form: Jerwood Gallery
St Leonards-on-Sea locatedIn Hastings
St Leonards-on-Sea partOf Hastings
this entity surface form: Hastings urban area
St Leonards-on-Sea partOf Hastings
this entity surface form: Hastings borough
St Leonards-on-Sea locatedWestOf Hastings
this entity surface form: Hastings town centre
Potters Bar hasRailServiceTo Hastings
Hastings Castle locatedIn Hastings
West Hill Cliff Railway connects Hastings
this entity surface form: Hastings town
Sussex contains Hastings
Sussex hasCoastalResort Hastings
Harry H. Corbett placeOfDeath Hastings
Paul Milner basedIn Hastings
this entity surface form: Hastings, Sussex
East Coastway Line connects Hastings
East Coastway Line servesTown Hastings