Gravesend

**Gravesend**
	town in Kent, England
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Instance of	town; unparished area; market town;
Location	Gravesham, Kent, South East England, England
Located in or next to body of water	River Thames;
Population	74,000 (2016);
Area	99.1 km²;
	51° 26′ 30″ N, 0° 22′ 07″ E
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	Q676689; VIAF cluster ID: 148962304; GND ID: 4536274-9; Library of Congress authority ID: n83151570; J9U ID: 987007557393305171; TOID: 4000000074576371; Vision of Britain place ID: 283; OpenDomesday settlement ID: TQ6777/gravesend, TQ6474/gravesend; Vision of Britain unit ID: 10151739; KEPN ID: Kent/Gravesend
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New Road in 2009
town hall
Interior of New Tavern Fort
Pocahontas statue outside
St George's Church
High Street, Gravesend in 2008
The Clock Tower located at the top of Harmer Street
MV Armia Krajowa, a Panamax vessel, being docked by Gravesend tugboats to discharge coal at Tilbury
St Andrew's Art Centre & Gallery, sits between Bawley Bay and Anchor Cove, both being the embarkation points for British colonists sailing to New Zealand and Australia, in the early 19th century
A view of Royal Terrace Pier and London River House Gravesend
Town Pier
The ferry from Tilbury coming alongside at Gravesend]]
Gravesend's Victorian railway station modernised for HS1 in 2014
A map of Gravesend, from 1946