Wye Crown

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Wye Crown is a large hillside chalk figure in Kent, England, shaped like a crown and serving as a prominent local landmark overlooking the village of Wye.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf chalk hill figure
landmark
access public footpaths nearby
associatedWith Wye College NERFINISHED
category hill figures in England
monuments and memorials in Kent
tourist attractions in Kent
commemorates Edward VII NERFINISHED
commemoratesEvent coronation of Edward VII
conservationIssues erosion
vegetation encroachment
country England
createdBy students of South Eastern Agricultural College
culturalSignificance local identity emblem
symbol of Wye village
elevation approximately 260 metres above sea level
feature cut into chalk hillside
gridReference TR055469 (approximate)
hasViewOf Ashford area
Great Stour valley NERFINISHED
Wye village NERFINISHED
heritageStatus Scheduled Monument
inception 1902
inceptionReason commemoration of the coronation of King Edward VII
landform hillside
landUseContext chalk downland
lightingStatus not regularly illuminated
locatedIn Kent NERFINISHED
locatedOn Wye Downs NERFINISHED
maintenanceBy Wye community groups
local volunteers
material chalk
near North Downs Way NERFINISHED
Wye railway station NERFINISHED
village of Wye
notableFor prominent visibility across the surrounding landscape
orientation faces north
overlooks Wye, Kent NERFINISHED
partOf Kent Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty NERFINISHED
region South East England
shape crown
touristAttraction true
usedFor commemorative events
local celebrations
visibilityFrom Ashford NERFINISHED
High Speed 1 rail line NERFINISHED
M20 motorway NERFINISHED

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Wye hasLandmark Wye Crown