Christchurch - CaLiGraph

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rdf:type	Tallest building in Christchurch owl:NamedIndividual City or town in the South Islor Electoral ward in Greater London Motto Town or city with 100,000 or more inhabitants/country: L Twin towns and sister city in Australia Twin towns and sister city in China Twin towns and sister city in England Twin towns and sister city in Japan Twin towns and sister city in South Korea Work Southernmost item Dialling code in New Zealand 1843 establishment in New Zealand Metropolitan area of Oceania New Zealand–related topic Oldest continuously inhabited city Place named after Queen Victoria Populated place in New Zealand City in New Zealand Former provincial capital of New Zealand Church in the United Reformed Church New Zealand urban area Territorial authority of New Zealand Populated place established in 1843 Sister city in Washington Populated waterside place
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skos:prefLabel	Christchurch
skos:altLabel	1989 Middleton Christchurch Islington CHR Ngāi Tūāhuriri Christchurch City Christchurch City Council City of Christchurch English Park Sockburn Otautahi Northcote, Christchurch Christchurch, New Zealand 2006 Christchurch Christchuch Christchurch Civic Offices Christchurch New Zealand Christchurch#Geography Christchurch#Government Christchurch's Christchurch, NZ Christchurch, New Zealand. Christchurch, South Island Gateway to the Antarctic Greater Christchurch History of Christchurch, New Zealand Otautahi Christchurch Rebuilding of Christchurch Southpower Town Hall Auditorium earthquakes in 2010–2011 recent happenings several cities Ōtautahi
clgo:areaCode	03
clgo:areaLand	1.41547E9
clgo:areaTotal	1.426E9
clgo:areaUrban	2.9515E8
clgo:country	United Kingdom Australia United States China New Zealand
clgo:elevation	20.0
clgo:motto	English: Founded in Faith, Rich in the Fulfillment thereof, Strong in Hope for the Future
clgo:namedAfter	Christ Church, Oxford
clgo:postalCode	8011, 8013, 8014, 8022, 8023, 8024, 8025, 8041, 8042, 8051, 8052, 8053, 8061, 8062, 8081, 8082, 8083
clgo:subdivision	Hornby, New Zealand South Island Fendalton Papanui Burwood, New Zealand Cashmere, New Zealand Riccarton, New Zealand Halswell Canterbury Region Spreydon Linwood, New Zealand Banks Peninsula (New Zealand electorate) Harewood, New Zealand
clgo:timeZone	Time in New Zealand
clgo:utcOffset	+12 +13
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is clgo:birthPlace of	Alan Patterson (field hockey) Carl Sheehan Curly Page Helen Gibson (teacher) Peri Drysdale Albert Richards (athlete) Dan Sullivan (New Zealand politician) David Lindstrom George Wilson (New Zealand cricketer) Henry Tattersall John Hall (New Zealand politician) John Ollivier Laurie Mahoney Ray Dowker Anna Archibald Antonia Farnworth Charles Clark (Canterbury cricketer) David Gould (rower) Edward Somers Eleanor Smith (suffragist) Evelyn Page Gordon Ogilvie Hugh Acland (surgeon) James Hargreaves (New Zealand cricketer) Angela Mitchell Gordon Mirams John Phillips (New Zealand cricketer) Norman Weir Phyl Blackler Robin Wilson (field hockey) Westby Perceval Arthur Duncan (New Zealand cricketer) Belinda Harrow Ethna Rouse Francis Bellamy (cricketer) Harry Stocker Lucy Lovell-Smith Pat Higgins (businessman) Thomas Gapes William Barnes (labour leader) Bill Cunningham (cricketer) Colin Lovell-Smith Ed Nichols Eleanor Catton Esther Glen George Augustus King George Keys Harold Mathias Herbert Forsyth Jack Young (New Zealand cricketer) James Jameson Olga Jekyll Raymond Queree Richard Atkins (diplomat) Tim Ritchie (cricketer) Tony Foster Arthur Chapman (New Zealand cricketer) Christine Boswijk Cliff Watson (speedway rider) David McPhail Frederick Cooke (socialist) Jon Andrews Mary Goulding Richard Hadlee Brian McNicholl David J. Lockwood Geoff Broadway Jo Kiesanowski Malcolm Harrison Percy Neville Barnett Peter Small (cricketer) Veronica Buckley Zelma Roberts Arthur Osborne (politician) Bill Sutton (artist) Clare de Lore Francie Turner Jessie Mackay Pip Adam Stevan Eldred-Grigg Trevor Horne (New Zealand politician) Walter Pearce (New Zealand cricketer) Bryan Andrews (cricketer) Edward Sayers (parasitologist) Frank Clayton (Canterbury cricketer) Glen Collins (footballer) Ivy Fife Pikachunes Steven Bayley Deidre Airey Edward Cephas John Stevens Ernest Rutherford James Fouché John Dickson (New Zealand poet) John Howard (adventure racer) Mollie Tripe Nathan King (singer-songwriter) Alan Hounsell Ben Stokes Bernard Wood (cricketer) ... and more
is clgo:broadcastArea of	RDU-FM ZM Christchurch Lite FM (New Zealand)
is clgo:builder of	NZR WF class NZR W class NZR WAB class
is clgo:city of	Avonside Girls' High School Christchurch Boys' High School 2004 Men's Softball World Championship 2011 IPC Athletics World Championships 1979 Christchurch Central by-election 3ZB 1974 Christchurch mayoral election 1977 Christchurch mayoral election Papanui High School Ara Institute of Canterbury 1981 Pacific Conference Games 2020 New Zealand Athletics Championships Antigua Boat Sheds 1974 Sydenham by-election State Highway 74 (New Zealand) Christchurch College of Education 1974 British Commonwealth Games C93FM Christchurch Airport 2019 Super Rugby Final Canta (magazine) 1989 Summer Deaflympics Burnside High School 2018 Super Rugby Final Music and Audio Institute of New Zealand Pulzar FM Lite FM (New Zealand) Kiwi FM Christchurch Girls' High School University of Canterbury 1999 World Netball Championships Wigram Aerodrome Public Trust Building, Christchurch 1971 Christchurch mayoral election Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology
is clgo:deathPlace of	Helen Gibson (teacher) Stephen Lester Dan Sullivan (New Zealand politician) Francis James Garrick John Hall (New Zealand politician) John Ollivier Laurie Mahoney Margaret Austin Ray Dowker Trevor Barber Angus Tait Charles Clark (Canterbury cricketer) David Gould (rower) Eleanor Smith (suffragist) Gordon Ogilvie James Hargreaves (New Zealand cricketer) Ron Murray (cricketer) John Phillips (New Zealand cricketer) Phyl Blackler Westby Perceval Harry Stocker James FitzGerald (New Zealand politician) Thomas Gapes Tim Armstrong (politician) Bill Cunningham (cricketer) Clifford Gibbs Colin Lovell-Smith Ed Nichols Herbert Forsyth Jack McCullough (politician) James Jameson John Evans Brown John Harkness (cricketer) Mary Rouse Mona Tracy Olga Jekyll Tony Foster William Sefton Moorhouse Alfred Ackroyd (New Zealand cricketer) Arthur Chapman (New Zealand cricketer) Bob Burns (cricketer) David McPhail Frederick Cooke (socialist) Harold Tyrie Anne Ward (suffragist) Henry Harper (bishop) Percival Turnbull Peter Small (cricketer) Henry Edser Jessie Mackay John Denniston (judge) John Stevens (New Zealand cricketer) Katrine Mackay Maurice Goodall Mel Brieseman Walter Pearce (New Zealand cricketer) Frank Clayton (Canterbury cricketer) Harry Wigley John Watts-Russell Thomas Cass (surveyor) Tracey McLellan Edward Cephas John Stevens Reinhart Langer Alfred Richard Creyke Bernard Wood (cricketer) Geoff Mardon H. H. Clifford Peter Carrell Philip Burdon William Armson William Hayward (politician) Frank Shacklock George Dickinson (Canterbury cricketer) George Rayner Grace Widdowson Hamish Hay Noeline Brokenshire Ann Hercus Isaac Luck Peter Simpson (writer) Heaton Rhodes Stanley Foster Binney Lock Colin Chambers David Ashby (cricketer) George Williamson Hall Richard Harman (cricketer) William Duncan (New Zealand cricketer) William Orange Erima Northcroft George Watson (cricketer, born 1855) James Hay (philanthropist) Shirley Cowles Dave Batten Henry Connor (botanist) Kevin Barry Sr. Leonard Isitt (minister) Andrew Duncan (mayor) Arthur Dudley Dobson Bromley Cemetery ... and more
is clgo:diocese of	Henry Harper (bishop) Maurice Goodall Peter Carrell Alwyn Warren (bishop) Lawrence Kimberley Campbell West-Watson Peter Beck (priest) David Coles (bishop) Awdry Julius Martin Sullivan (priest) John Bluck Henry Jacobs (priest) Charles Carrington (priest) Allan Pyatt Lynda Patterson Victoria Matthews Walter Harper (priest) Churchill Julius Thomas Jackson (Bishop-designate of Lyttelton)
is clgo:education of	George Julius Matt Gibb
is clgo:garrison of	3rd Armoured Regiment (New Zealand)
is clgo:ground of	Halswell United Christchurch High School Old Boys Rangers A.F.C. Canterbury Magicians Nomads United Western A.F.C. FC Twenty 11 Selwyn United FC Cashmere Technical Christchurch United Canterbury United Pride Christchurch Thistle New Brighton A.F.C. (New Zealand) Coastal Spirit FC Canterbury United Dragons Parklands United Burnside A.F.C. Avon United Ferrymead Bays
is clgo:headquarter of	3ZB Buddle Findlay Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research AMI Insurance National Democrats Party Council of Managers of National Antarctic Programs ZM Christchurch Canta (magazine) New Zealand Church Missionary Society WhitebaitMedia Mount Cook Airline Canterbury District Health Board United Christian Broadcasters Virgin Australia Airlines (NZ) Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority The Press Go Bus Christchurch Red Bus (New Zealand) Christchurch Transport Board Warp (magazine) Canterbury Television Jim Anderton's Progressive Party The Star (Christchurch) Cry TV Spokes Canterbury Lyttelton Times
is clgo:hometown of	Nomad (New Zealand band) Moorhouse (band) Chester Travis The Axemen Nathan King (singer-songwriter) Zed (band) Atlas (band) Truth (duo) The Exponents Cairo Knife Fight Courtney McGregor Holy Toledos The Enright House Whenua Patuwai Loves Ugly Children The Dukes (New Zealand band) Gordon Allpress Anika Moa Bachelorette (singer) Ray Columbus & the Invaders Scribe (rapper) Preston Ridd The Bats (New Zealand band) Pitch Black (band) Yumi Zouma Christchurch Symphony Orchestra Dinah Lee John Hurring Hooster The Stereo Bus Dave Miller (New Zealand musician) Bailter Space Shapeshifter (band) The Expendables (New Zealand band) The Feelers Dave Harrington (darts player) The Renderers (band) Roy Montgomery Julia Deans The Bilders Bang! Bang! Eche!
is clgo:knownFor of	Nurse Maude Charles Simeon (colonist) Kenny Ardouin Caroline Freeman
is clgo:locatedInArea of	Cass Peak Mount Cavendish Sugarloaf (New Zealand) Tauhinukorokio / Mount Pleasant
is clgo:location of	1958 Lady Wigram Trophy Christ's College Big School Christchurch Arena 1953 Lady Wigram Trophy German Church, Christchurch New Zealand Sires Stakes 3yo Final 2004 Men's Softball World Championship Orion New Zealand The Clearwater Resort Tūranga Crusaders (rugby union) Forsyth Barr Building Sign of the Takahe Warren and Mahoney Centre of Contemporary Art Yaldhurst Museum Christchurch railway station, New Zealand Mocka The Octagon, Christchurch Christchurch Botanic Gardens English Park KMD Brands Ballantynes Victoria Street, Christchurch Armageddon Expo Lancaster Park Orana Wildlife Park New Regent Street Riccarton House Hotel Grand Chancellor, Christchurch New Zealand Trotting Cup MARS Bioimaging Bridge of Remembrance Papanui railway station City Mall, Christchurch Canterbury Rams CTV Building Community of the Sacred Name St Andrew's Church, Christchurch 1956 Lady Wigram Trophy Carlton Hotel, Christchurch Otahuna Hornby Clocktower Addington Raceway Cholmondeley Children's Centre Christchurch Club Princess Margaret Hospital, Christchurch WORD Christchurch Whakamana Cannabis Museum Chippenham Lodge Mona Vale, Christchurch St Barnabas Church, Christchurch Old Government Building, Christchurch Riccarton Park Racecourse Sydenham Heritage Church Christchurch Wastewater Treatment Plant Worcester Chambers Manaaki Whenua – Landcare Research Northlands Shopping Centre 1981 Pacific Conference Games Forest Field Aerodrome Lyttelton Times Building 2020 New Zealand Athletics Championships Clarendon Tower Haywrights Pacific Tower, Christchurch Townsend Observatory Antigua Boat Sheds Architectural Designers New Zealand Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings Hackthorne Gardens St Peter's Church, Riccarton 1960 Lady Wigram Trophy Centennial Park, Christchurch St John the Baptist Church, Christchurch Victoria Mansions Izon Science Holy Trinity Avonside ChristChurch Cathedral Christchurch Priory New Zealand Cup 1978 WTA Christchurch Christchurch Central Police Station Solid Energy Sugarloaf (New Zealand) Manchester Courts Adam International Cello Festival and Competition International Exhibition (1906) Rose Historic Chapel Robert McDougall Art Gallery AuCom Electronics Ferrymead 125 Harrington's Breweries Linwood Islamic Centre Christchurch City Libraries Ngaio Marsh House 1974 British Commonwealth Games St Paul's Church, Christchurch Canterbury Society of Arts Gallery Dux de Lux ... and more
is clgo:locationCity of	Christchurch Wastewater Treatment Plant ANZCO Foods Ngāi Tahu Holdings Enable Networks Swanndri
is clgo:movement of	Mark Adams (photographer)
is clgo:nearestCity of	Temple Basin Avon Heathcote Estuary Lake Sumner Forest Park Ahuriri Conservation Park Akaroa Marine Reserve Arthur's Pass National Park Pacific Ocean Broken River Ski Area
is clgo:picture of	Worcester Street, Christchurch Colombo Street
is clgo:populationPlace of	Vietnamese New Zealanders Filipino New Zealanders Ukrainian New Zealanders Arab New Zealanders Hungarian New Zealanders Japanese New Zealanders Afghan New Zealanders Rotuman New Zealanders Pasifika New Zealanders Serbian New Zealanders Greek New Zealanders Iranian New Zealanders Urban Māori
is clgo:region of	Christchurch Hospital
is clgo:regionServed of	Leopard Coachlines Christchurch Wastewater Treatment Plant RealNZ International Antarctic Centre Public transport in Christchurch Enable Networks Invercargill Passenger Transport Go Bus Transport Go Bus Christchurch Red Bus (New Zealand) Yourdrive
is clgo:residence of	John Ollivier Alwyn Warren (bishop) Jamie Prebble Sion Wiggin Andy West (biologist) Ellen Barry (tennis) Robert Heaton Rhodes Lwamba Chileshe Robin Pollard Reece Papuni Carlos Garcia Knight
is clgo:restingPlace of	Tim Armstrong (politician) Anne Ward (suffragist) William Hayward (politician) Neville Pickering Jack Hinton William Robinson (runholder) Arthur Rhodes (politician) Herbert Money Henry Richard Webb
is clgo:routeEnd of	State Highway 76 (New Zealand)
is clgo:routeStart of	State Highway 75 (New Zealand) Main North Line, New Zealand State Highway 76 (New Zealand)
is clgo:significantBuilding of	Shigeru Ban
is clgo:subdivision of	Canterbury Region
is clgo:targetAirport of	New Zealand National Airways Corporation Pasifika Air Air Freight NZ
is clgo:destination of	New Zealand National Airways Corporation Tasman Empire Airways Limited Air West Coast

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