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- Ault_Hucknall abstract "Ault Hucknall (Old English: Hucca's nook of land) is a village, which gives its name to the surrounding civil parish, in the Bolsover district of Derbyshire, England.Local residents describe the settlement as the "smallest village in England", although as a village is not legally defined in England, this is not a provable claim – many would refer to it as a hamlet. The philosopher Thomas Hobbes was interred within Ault Hucknall’s St. John the Baptist Church following his death in 1679.".
- Ault_Hucknall areaCode "01246".
- Ault_Hucknall country Derbyshire.
- Ault_Hucknall country England.
- Ault_Hucknall country United_Kingdom.
- Ault_Hucknall district Bolsover.
- Ault_Hucknall gridReference "SK467652".
- Ault_Hucknall postalCode "S44".
- Ault_Hucknall thumbnail Derbyshire_UK_parish_map_highlighting_Ault_Hucknall.svg?width=300.
- Ault_Hucknall wikiPageExternalLink ?q=ault%20hucknall&w=all.
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- Ault_Hucknall wikiPageExternalLink www.tonybell.co.uk.
- Ault_Hucknall wikiPageID "2936628".
- Ault_Hucknall wikiPageRevisionID "603863438".
- Ault_Hucknall country "England".
- Ault_Hucknall dialCode "1246".
- Ault_Hucknall hasPhotoCollection Ault_Hucknall.
- Ault_Hucknall officialName "Ault Hucknall".
- Ault_Hucknall osGridReference "SK467652".
- Ault_Hucknall postTown "CHESTERFIELD".
- Ault_Hucknall postcodeArea "S".
- Ault_Hucknall postcodeDistrict "S44".
- Ault_Hucknall region "East Midlands".
- Ault_Hucknall shireCounty Derbyshire.
- Ault_Hucknall shireDistrict Bolsover.
- Ault_Hucknall staticImage "240".
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- Ault_Hucknall staticImage2Caption "Ault Hucknall parish highlighted within Derbyshire".
- Ault_Hucknall staticImageCaption "St John the Baptist church".
- Ault_Hucknall wordnet_type synset-location-noun-1.
- Ault_Hucknall subject Category:Villages_in_Derbyshire.
- Ault_Hucknall point "53.182 -1.302".
- Ault_Hucknall type GeographicalArea108574314.
- Ault_Hucknall type Location100027167.
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- Ault_Hucknall type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Ault_Hucknall type Region108630985.
- Ault_Hucknall type Settlement108672562.
- Ault_Hucknall type Village108672738.
- Ault_Hucknall type VillagesInDerbyshire.
- Ault_Hucknall type YagoGeoEntity.
- Ault_Hucknall type YagoLegalActorGeo.
- Ault_Hucknall type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Ault_Hucknall type Place.
- Ault_Hucknall type PopulatedPlace.
- Ault_Hucknall type Settlement.
- Ault_Hucknall type Wikidata:Q532.
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- Ault_Hucknall type SpatialThing.
- Ault_Hucknall comment "Ault Hucknall (Old English: Hucca's nook of land) is a village, which gives its name to the surrounding civil parish, in the Bolsover district of Derbyshire, England.Local residents describe the settlement as the "smallest village in England", although as a village is not legally defined in England, this is not a provable claim – many would refer to it as a hamlet. The philosopher Thomas Hobbes was interred within Ault Hucknall’s St. John the Baptist Church following his death in 1679.".
- Ault_Hucknall label "Ault Hucknall".
- Ault_Hucknall label "Ault Hucknall".
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- Ault_Hucknall sameAs node29383456.
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- Ault_Hucknall sameAs Ault_Hucknall.
- Ault_Hucknall sameAs m.08dv8k.
- Ault_Hucknall sameAs 2656775.
- Ault_Hucknall sameAs Q1817486.
- Ault_Hucknall sameAs Q1817486.
- Ault_Hucknall sameAs Ault_Hucknall.
- Ault_Hucknall lat "53.182".
- Ault_Hucknall long "-1.302".
- Ault_Hucknall wasDerivedFrom Ault_Hucknall?oldid=603863438.
- Ault_Hucknall depiction Derbyshire_UK_parish_map_highlighting_Ault_Hucknall.svg.
- Ault_Hucknall isPrimaryTopicOf Ault_Hucknall.
- Ault_Hucknall name "Ault Hucknall".