Bombay Island

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Bombay Island is the historic core island of present-day Mumbai on India’s west coast, which developed into a major port and urban center under British colonial rule.

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Bombay Island canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic core of Mumbai
island
colonialPower British Empire
connectedBy causeways
land reclamation
country India
developedInto major port
major urban center
developedUnder British colonial rule
formerNameOf Mumbai urban core
governedBy Bombay Presidency
hasCity Bombay
linked to: Mumbai

Mumbai
hasColonialName Bombay
linked to: Mumbai
hasEthnicCommunity Gujarati merchants
Marathi speakers
Parsis
hasPort Bombay Port
linked to: Mumbai Harbour

Mumbai Port
linked to: Mumbai Harbour
historicalPeriod British Raj
linked to: British India

Company rule in India
languageRegion Gujarati
Marathi
linked to: Marathi language
locatedIn Maharashtra
Mumbai
west coast of India
locatedInBay Bombay Harbour
linked to: Mumbai Harbour
locatedInBodyOfWater Arabian Sea
locatedInRegion Konkan
modernNameContext South Mumbai
linked to: Mumbai
partOf Mumbai City district
linked to: Mumbai

Mumbai metropolitan region
Seven Islands of Bombay
precededBy Portuguese Bombay
linked to: Portuguese India
religionRegion Christianity
Hinduism
Islam
Zoroastrianism
significance administrative center
commercial hub
maritime trade center
usedFor mercantile activities
naval base
wasMergedWith Colaba Island
Little Colaba Island
Mahim Island
Mazagaon Island
Parel Island
Worli Island

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Bombay Presidency hasTerritory Bombay Island
Mumbai Island historicalName Bombay Island