Raby, County Durham

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Raby, County Durham is a historic rural parish in northeast England best known as the setting of the medieval Raby Castle, ancestral seat of the powerful Neville family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
village
associatedWithFamily Neville family NERFINISHED
ceremonialCounty County Durham NERFINISHED
country England
governedBy County Durham unitary authority
hasBuildingType country houses
farmsteads
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
heritage tourism
hasFeature parkland around Raby Castle
hasHeritage medieval estate landscape
hasHistoricParishStatus true
hasLandmark Raby Castle NERFINISHED
hasLandscapeType rural countryside
hasNearbySettlement Gainford NERFINISHED
Staindrop NERFINISHED
hasPostcodeArea DL
hasRuralCharacter agricultural land
hasTourismAttraction Raby Castle NERFINISHED
hasTransport local rural roads
historicalAssociation Neville family power base
historicalRegion County Durham NERFINISHED
isRural true
knownFor Raby Castle NERFINISHED
locatedIn County Durham NERFINISHED
North East England
nearestLargeTown Darlington NERFINISHED
Durham NERFINISHED
region North East England

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Raby Castle locatedIn Raby, County Durham