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Landmark

A landmark is a recognizable natural or artificial feature used for navigation, a feature that stands out from its near environment and is often visible from long distances.

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Etymology

Types

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Landmark

Nodes75
Edges74
Triples93
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.026667
Components1

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Landmark

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related to Human made · 42
Landmark → Beijingthe Great Pyramid, Berlinthe Prophet's Mosque, BratislavaHelsinki Cathedral, BrusselsGateway Arch, Culture, DamascusBig Ben, Easter Islandthe Great Mosque, Empire State Building, Examples, GizaChrist, Helsinkithe Space Needle, In, JaneiroStatue, Liberty, Londonthe Tsūtenkaku, Medinathe Château Frontenac, Moscowthe Lotte World Tower, Nancythe CN Tower, NarmadaBratislava Castle, New York Citythe Eiffel
related to Natural · 21
Landmark → Australia, Bases, Because, Centennial Tree, Examples, Grand Canyon, Hanging Oak, Himalayas, Japan, Mount Ararat, Mount Everest, Mount Fuji, Natural, Queen's Oak, Some, South Africa, Table Mountain, Trees, Turkey, Uluru
related to Etymology · 20
Landmark → Africa, Age, Alexandria, American English, Artificial, British English, Cape Town, Colossus, Exploration, For, In, In American English, In Old English, Landmarks, Rhodes, South Africa, Starting, Table Mountain, The Lighthouse, This
see also · 8
Landmark → Boundary, Daytime, Era, National, Physical, Symbol, Tourism, Vocation
is a · 1
Landmark → recognizable natural or artificial feature used for navigation
related to Types · 1
Landmark → Landmarks

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used navigation landmarks natural also often english built trees structures features around sailors usually recognizable artificial feature near environment visible

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Landmarkis arecognizable natural or artificial feature used for navigation0.90text
Landmarkrelated to EtymologyIn Old English0.60section
Landmarkrelated to EtymologyStarting0.60section
Landmarkrelated to EtymologyFor0.60section
Landmarkrelated to EtymologyTable Mountain0.60section
Landmarkrelated to EtymologyCape Town0.60section
Landmarkrelated to EtymologySouth Africa0.60section
Landmarkrelated to EtymologyAfrica0.60section
Landmarkrelated to EtymologyAge0.60section
Landmarkrelated to EtymologyExploration0.60section
Landmarkrelated to EtymologyArtificial0.60section
Landmarkrelated to EtymologyThe Lighthouse0.60section

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