Luddenden

E98013

human settlement village

Luddenden is a small village in Calderdale, West Yorkshire, England, known for its historic stone buildings and picturesque Pennine valley setting.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	human settlement → village →
ceremonialCounty	West Yorkshire NERFINISHED →
country	England →
governingBody	Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council →
hasBuildingMaterial	local stone →
hasCharacteristic	historic stone buildings → picturesque setting → small village →
hasConservationStatus	conservation area →
hasCulturalHeritage	traditional Yorkshire village character →
hasEconomicHistory	textile industry →
hasFeature	narrow lanes → old packhorse routes → stone-built public houses →
hasLandscapeFeature	moorland surroundings → steep valley sides →
hasPostcodeArea	HX →
hasRecreationalActivity	hiking in the Pennines → walking →
hasReligiousBuilding	St Mary’s Church, Luddenden →
hasTraditionalArchitecture	former mills → stone cottages → terraced houses →
hasTransport	local bus services →
hasWatercourse	Luddenden Brook →
historicalCounty	Yorkshire →
locatedIn	Calderdale → Pennines → West Yorkshire → Yorkshire and the Humber →
locatedInValley	Pennine valley →
nearbySettlement	Hebden Bridge → Mytholmroyd → Sowerby Bridge →
nearestTown	Halifax →
partOf	Metropolitan Borough of Calderdale → United Kingdom →
region	Northern England →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Luddenden Foot ("Luddenden Valley") →	hasValley
St Mary’s Church, Luddenden →	locatedIn
Luddenden Foot →	locatedNear
St Mary’s Church, Luddenden →	parish