St James’s Park Lake

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St James’s Park Lake is an ornamental body of water in central London’s St James’s Park, known for its resident waterfowl, including pelicans, and picturesque views of surrounding landmarks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
ornamental lake
adjacentTo Birdcage Walk
The Mall
country England
United Kingdom
crossedBy Blue Bridge
Horse Guards Road bridge
hasFeature two islands
hasPart Duck Island
West Island
hasType artificial lake
hasUse habitat for birds
ornamental
recreational
hasViewOf Buckingham Palace
Horse Guards
linked to: Horse Guards Parade

London Eye
hasWaterType freshwater
hasWildlife coots
ducks
geese
gulls
moorhens
pelicans
swans
knownFor picturesque views
resident pelicans
views of Buckingham Palace
views of Horse Guards
views of the London Eye
waterfowl
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
location City of Westminster
St James’s Park
central London
managedBy The Royal Parks
near Buckingham Palace
Downing Street
Horse Guards Parade
Houses of Parliament
St James’s Palace
Westminster Abbey
partOf Ceremonial London landscape
St James’s Park
publicAccess yes
touristAttraction yes

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

St James’s Park hasFeature St James’s Park Lake
Horse Guards Road hasViewOf St James's Park lake
linked to: St James’s Park Lake
Blue Bridge (St James's Park) crosses St James's Park Lake
subject linked to: Blue Bridge
linked to: St James’s Park Lake
Blue Bridge (St James's Park) hasViewOf St James's Park Lake
subject linked to: Blue Bridge
linked to: St James’s Park Lake
Birdcage Walk adjacentTo St James’s Park Lake
William Winde notableWork St James’s Park canal landscaping
linked to: St James’s Park Lake
Duck Island hasViewOf St James’s Park lake
linked to: St James’s Park Lake