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Reading, Berkshire

Reading (/ˈrɛdɪŋ/ ⓘ RED-ing) is a borough in Berkshire, England, and the county town of Berkshire. It is Berkshire's largest town, with a total population of 203,795 in its built-up area as of 2021. Most of its built-up area lies within the Borough of Reading, although some outer suburbs are parts of neighbouring local authority areas. It is located in…

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Admin HQ
Reading
Area code
0118
Areas of the town
Calcot (Village) · Caversham (Town) · Caversham Heights · Caversham Park Village · Central Reading (Town and Suburb)
Ceremonial county
Berkshire
Constituent country
England
Demonym
Redingensian

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Governance

Geography

Demography

Economy

Culture

Public services

Transport

Religion

Sport

Twin towns

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Reading, Berkshire

Nodes540
Edges539
Triples68
Avg. degree2
Density0.003704
Components1

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Reading, Berkshire

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Areas of the town · 29
Reading, Berkshire → Calcot (Village), Caversham (Town), Caversham Heights, Caversham Park Village, Central Reading (Town and Suburb), Christchurch Meadows, Coley, Coley Park (Village), Earley (Town), East Reading, Emmer Green, Fords Farm, Green Park, Holybrook, Katesgrove, Lower Caversham, Lower Earley (part), Newtown, Norcot (Village), Purley-on-Thames (Village)
• Ethnic groups · 5
Reading, Berkshire → 17.7% Asian, 2.9% other, 5.1% Mixed, 67.1% White, 7.2% Black
• Religion · 4
Reading, Berkshire → 15.2% other, 36.3% no religion, 39.6% Christianity, 8.9% Islam
Historic county · 2
Reading, Berkshire → Berkshire (south Thames), Oxfordshire (north Thames)
ONS code · 2
Reading, Berkshire → 00MC (ONS), E06000038 (GSS)
Admin HQ · 1
Reading, Berkshire → Reading
Area code · 1
Reading, Berkshire → 0118
Ceremonial county · 1
Reading, Berkshire → Berkshire
Constituent country · 1
Reading, Berkshire → England
Demonym · 1
Reading, Berkshire → Redingensian

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reading town borough thames abbey berkshire england local centre london area one century park road also west caversham major two

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Reading, BerkshireAdmin HQReading1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireArea code01181.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townCalcot (Village)1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townCaversham (Town)1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townCaversham Heights1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townCaversham Park Village1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townCentral Reading (Town and Suburb)1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townChristchurch Meadows1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townColey1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townColey Park (Village)1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townEarley (Town)1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townEast Reading1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townEmmer Green1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townFords Farm1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townGreen Park1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townHolybrook1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townKatesgrove1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townLower Caversham1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townLower Earley (part)1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townNewtown1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townNorcot (Village)1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townPurley-on-Thames (Village)1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townSandford (part)1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townSonning (Suburb)1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townSouthcote1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townTilehurst (Village) (part)1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townWest Reading1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townWhitley1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townWhitley Wood1.00infobox
Reading, BerkshireAreas of the townWinnersh (Village) (part)1.00infobox

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