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The Backs

The Backs is an area to the east of Queen's Road in the city of Cambridge, England, where several colleges of the University of Cambridge back on to the River Cam with their grounds covering both banks of the river.

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The name

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Gallery

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The Backs

Nodes47
Edges46
Triples87
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.042553
Components1

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The Backs

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related to Books and papers · 32
The Backs → Action Initiated, An Outline, Archived, Backs, Brown, Cambridge, Cite, Conservation, Date, December, Discussion, Formation, Future Coordinated Action, Garden History, Jane, Joint Policy, King's College Garden Committee, Landscape, Memorandum Summarising, November
related to Gallery · 22
The Backs → BacksClare College, BacksKing's College Chapel, BacksTrinity Hall's Jerwood Library, CamView, Chapel, Detail, Gibbs Building, King's College, King's College Chapel, Old Bridge, Queen's Road, River Cam, Russell, St John's College, The BacksClare BridgeA, The BacksKing's College Chapel, The BacksSpendlowe Lamborn's, Trinity College BridgeKing's College, Trinity CollegeTrinity College's, University Library
related to Present-day and future development · 19
The Backs → Cambridge, Cambridge City Council, City Council, December, English Heritage, Girton College, In, It, Myers, November, Over-mature, Queens Road, Queens' Green, Robert Myers, St John's, Strategy, The, The Backs Cambridge Landscape, University
related to The name · 13
The Backs → Bridge, Clare, Clare Bridge, King's, King's Bridge, Mathematical Bridge, Queens, SighsTrinity, St John's, St John's Kitchen Bridge, The, Trinity College Bridge, Trinity Hall
is a · 1
The Backs → area to the east of Queen's Road in the city of Cambridge

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
The Backsis aarea to the east of Queen's Road in the city of Cambridge0.90text
The Backsrelated to Books and papersWorkman0.60section
The Backsrelated to Books and papersAn Outline0.60section
The Backsrelated to Books and papersFormation0.60section
The Backsrelated to Books and papersJoint Policy0.60section
The Backsrelated to Books and papersConservation0.60section
The Backsrelated to Books and papersTrees0.60section
The Backsrelated to Books and papersLandscape0.60section
The Backsrelated to Books and papersCambridge0.60section
The Backsrelated to Books and papersWalters0.60section
The Backsrelated to Books and papersThe Future0.60section
The Backsrelated to Books and papersBacks0.60section

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