Richmond, Surrey, England

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Richmond, Surrey, England is a historic town on the River Thames in southwest London, long associated with English royalty and aristocratic residences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf settlement
town
associatedWith British aristocracy
English monarchy
ceremonialCounty Greater London
country United Kingdom
governingBody Richmond upon Thames London Borough Council
hasConstituency Richmond Park (UK Parliament constituency)
hasDialCode 020
hasHistoricalSite Site of Richmond Palace
linked to: Richmond Palace
hasLandmark Richmond Bridge
Richmond Green
Richmond Hill
Richmond Lock and Weir
Richmond Riverside
Richmond Theatre
hasMuseum Museum of Richmond
hasNearbyAttraction Kew Gardens
linked to: Kew

Old Deer Park
Richmond Park
Twickenham Stadium
linked to: Twickenham
hasNeighbour Ham, London
Kew
Petersham, London
linked to: Petersham

Twickenham
hasPark Richmond Green
Terrace Gardens
hasPostcodeArea TW
hasRailwayStation Richmond railway station
linked to: Richmond station
hasReligiousBuilding St Mary Magdalene, Richmond
hasShoppingArea George Street, Richmond
Hill Street, Richmond
hasSportsClub Richmond Cricket Club
Richmond Rugby Club
historicalCounty Surrey
knownFor affluent residential areas
historic royal connections
open green spaces
riverside views
locatedIn Southwest London
linked to: southwest London
locatedOnRiver River Thames
linked to: Thames
locatedWestOf Central London
partOf Greater London
London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
region London
linked to: London, England
servedBy District line
London Overground
South Western Railway
transportZone London fare zone 4

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Edward III of England deathPlace Richmond, Surrey, England
Richard Fitzwilliam, 7th Viscount Fitzwilliam residence Richmond, Surrey
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Sydney Camm placeOfDeath Richmond, London, England
subject linked to: Camm
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Ronald Colman placeOfBirth Richmond, Surrey, England
Anne of Bohemia deathPlace Richmond, Surrey
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Edward of Windsor deathPlace Richmond, Surrey, England
Jerry Hall residence Richmond, London, England
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Richmond Palace locatedIn Richmond, Surrey
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Richmond, Texas namedAfter Richmond, London
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
John Russell, 1st Earl Russell placeOfDeath Richmond, London
subject linked to: John
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Frank Russell, 2nd Earl Russell livedIn Richmond, Surrey
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Reginald Denny placeOfBirth Richmond, Surrey, England
Reginald Denny placeOfDeath Richmond, Surrey, England
Old Deer Park partOf Richmond, Surrey (historic county)
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Richmond Green and Richmond Riverside Conservation Area locatedIn Richmond, London
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Arthur Cayley placeOfBirth Richmond, London
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Arthur Cayley placeOfBirth Richmond, Surrey
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Clive Sinclair placeOfBirth Richmond, Surrey, England
Reed Exhibitions headquartersLocation Richmond, London, United Kingdom
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Richmond, Virginia namedAfter Richmond, London
subject linked to: Richmond
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Museum of Richmond locatedIn Richmond, London
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Richmond Cricket Club hasHomeMatchesIn Richmond, Surrey
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Richmond Cricket Club basedIn Richmond, Surrey
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Princess Frederica of Hanover residence Richmond, Surrey
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
Shene Palace locatedNear Richmond, Surrey
linked to: Richmond, Surrey, England
James Thomson (poet, 1700–1748) deathPlace Richmond, Surrey, England
James Thomson (poet, 1700–1748) burialPlace Richmond, Surrey, England