Pensford

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Pensford is a small historic village in Somerset, England, known for its stone cottages, riverside setting, and prominent disused railway viaduct.

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Pensford canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
parish church
railway viaduct
village
category Civil parishes in Somerset
Viaducts in England
Villages in Bath and North East Somerset
ceremonialCounty Somerset
country England
crosses River Chew
dialCode 01761
distanceToBath approximately 8 miles west
distanceToBristol approximately 7 miles south
governedBy Bath and North East Somerset Council
hasConstituency North East Somerset
hasFeature narrow village streets
riverside bridge
stone-built houses
hasFormerIndustry coal mining
hasFormerTransport railway station
hasLandmark Pensford Viaduct
hasPostcodeDistrict BS39
hasPostTown BRISTOL
linked to: Bristol
hasReligiousBuilding Church of St Thomas à Becket
hasRoad A37 road NERFINISHED
historicCounty Somerset
knownFor disused railway viaduct
riverside setting
stone cottages
lieOn River Chew
locatedIn Bath and North East Somerset
Pensford
Pensford
Somerset
OSGridReference ST628639
partOf Chew Valley
railwayLine Bristol and North Somerset Railway
region South West England
linked to: southwest England
status disused

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Pensford Viaduct locatedIn Pensford
subject linked to: Pensford
Church of St Thomas à Becket locatedIn Pensford
subject linked to: Pensford
Stanton Drew near Pensford
River Chew flowsThrough Pensford