Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars
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Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars
Summary
Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars is a fencepost[1].
Key Facts
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars is located in two hard stone pillars — located in the administrative territorial entity (P131): Eijsden-Margraten[2].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars is in the country of two hard stone pillars — country (P17): Netherlands[3].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's image is recorded as Eijsden-Kasteel Eijsden (40).JPG[4].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's instance of is recorded as two hard stone pillars — instance of (P31): fencepost[5].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's location is recorded as two hard stone pillars — location (P276): Eijsden[6].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's postal code is recorded as 6245AS[7].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's Rijksmonument ID is recorded as 421731[8].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's part of is recorded as two hard stone pillars — part of (P361): Eijsden Castle[9].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's coordinate location is recorded as {'globe': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q2', 'altitude': None, 'latitude': 50.77487, 'longitude': 5.70178, 'precision': 0.001420555236751}[10].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's located on street is recorded as two hard stone pillars — located on street (P669): Graaf de Geloeslaan[11].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's described by source is recorded as two hard stone pillars — described by source (P1343): Q134504338[12].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's heritage designation is recorded as two hard stone pillars — heritage designation (P1435): Rijksmonument[13].
- Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's street address is recorded as Graaf de Geloeslaan 8[14].
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Geography
Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars is in the country of two hard stone pillars — country (P17): Netherlands[3]. It is located in two hard stone pillars — located in the administrative territorial entity (P131): Eijsden-Margraten[2]. Its part of is recorded as two hard stone pillars — part of (P361): Eijsden Castle[9].
Designation and Status
Eijsden Castle: two hard stone pillars's instance of is recorded as two hard stone pillars — instance of (P31): fencepost[5]. Its heritage designation is recorded as two hard stone pillars — heritage designation (P1435): Rijksmonument[13].