Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Southern England, the South and the South of England are imprecise terms that refer to the southern counties of England that border the English Midlands. A number of different interpretations describe its geographic extents. Many consider the South a cultural region, with a distinct identity from the rest of England—but without universal agreement on what the special cultural, political, and economic characteristics of the South are, nor even on its geographical limits. For government purposes, Southern England is divided in South West England, South East England, London, and East Anglia. Combined, these have a total area of 62,042 square kilometres (23,955 sq mi), and a population of 26 million."@en }
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- Southern_England abstract "Southern England, the South and the South of England are imprecise terms that refer to the southern counties of England that border the English Midlands. A number of different interpretations describe its geographic extents. Many consider the South a cultural region, with a distinct identity from the rest of England—but without universal agreement on what the special cultural, political, and economic characteristics of the South are, nor even on its geographical limits. For government purposes, Southern England is divided in South West England, South East England, London, and East Anglia. Combined, these have a total area of 62,042 square kilometres (23,955 sq mi), and a population of 26 million.".
- Q1134643 abstract "Southern England, the South and the South of England are imprecise terms that refer to the southern counties of England that border the English Midlands. A number of different interpretations describe its geographic extents. Many consider the South a cultural region, with a distinct identity from the rest of England—but without universal agreement on what the special cultural, political, and economic characteristics of the South are, nor even on its geographical limits. For government purposes, Southern England is divided in South West England, South East England, London, and East Anglia. Combined, these have a total area of 62,042 square kilometres (23,955 sq mi), and a population of 26 million.".