Cornmarket Street (Oxford)

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Cornmarket Street (Oxford) is a major pedestrianised shopping street in Oxford city centre, known for its historic buildings and busy retail activity.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Cornmarket Street, Oxford 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf pedestrianised shopping street
street
adjacentTo Carfax NERFINISHED
connectsTo George Street (Oxford) NERFINISHED
High Street (Oxford) NERFINISHED
Magdalen Street NERFINISHED
Queen Street (Oxford) NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
governedBy Oxford City Council NERFINISHED
hasBuilding Carfax Tower NERFINISHED
St Michael at the North Gate tower NERFINISHED
hasCommercialProperty cafés GENERATED
restaurants GENERATED
shops GENERATED
hasConservationInterest historic buildings and street layout
hasEconomicRole major retail centre for Oxford
hasFeature buskers
high street chain stores
historic façades
street performers
hasHistoricalFunction market street
hasNameOrigin corn market
hasPart Carfax Tower NERFINISHED
St Michael at the North Gate NERFINISHED
hasPedestrianisationPolicySince 20th century
hasStreetSurface paving
hasUse pedestrian thoroughfare
retail
heritage medieval street pattern
knownFor historic buildings
retail activity
shopping
locatedIn England
Oxford
Oxford city centre NERFINISHED
Oxfordshire
United Kingdom
near Balliol College, Oxford NERFINISHED
Exeter College, Oxford NERFINISHED
Jesus College, Oxford NERFINISHED
partOf Oxford city centre retail area
pedestrianised true
pedestrianPriority high
touristAttraction true
transportAccess Oxford city centre bus routes
Oxford railway station (walking distance)
urbanRole primary shopping street of Oxford

Referenced by (2)

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Queen Street hasJunctionWith Cornmarket Street (Oxford)
subject surface form: Queen Street (Oxford)
University of Oxford central area hasPart Cornmarket Street (Oxford)
this entity surface form: Cornmarket Street, Oxford