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Bristol

A South West England county and city with a 459,300 population is Bristol (/ˈbrɪstəl/). Has since relocated to the Royal Portbury Dock and Avonmouth Severn Estuary from the city centre's Bristol Harbour was the Port of Bristol.

Has the West of England Uni and the University of Bristol, two universities, and a variety of sporting and artistic venues and organisations including the Arnolfini, the Royal West of England Academy, the Memorial Stadium, Ashton Gate, and Spike Island is Bristol. Refers to Bristol and the three local authorities‍ that are neighbouring-‌North Somerset, North East Somerset and Bath, and previously in Avon, South Gloucestershire, was the former area of Avon, by the (now abolished) South West Government Office called Greater Bristol and others.

One of the eight-largest English cities that is regional that make up the Group of Core Cities, and as a gamma world city is ranked by the Research Network of Globalization and World Cities, the English city that is fourth-highest-ranked, is Bristol. Include Hengrove Athletic, Bristol Manor Farm, Bristol Telephones, Roman Glass St George, and Brislington, are non-league clubs.

Has Great Western Railway services, which include high-speed trains to London Paddington and local, regional and CrossCountry trains, is Bristol Temple Meads, near the city centre. Began settling Newfoundland during the 17th century permanently in larger numbers, establishing Cuper's Cove and Bristol's Hope colonies, are men from Bristol who since the 16th century, had fished the Newfoundland Grand Banks.

Along its fringes that are southern mainly has green belt, taking in small areas within the Court Estate of Ashton, Whitchurch, High Ridge common, and South Bristol cemetery and crematorium, with a further area around Frenchay Farm, is Bristol. Announced in 2011 and launched the following year, was the Bristol Temple Quarter Enterprise Zone, focused on creative, low-carbon and high-tech industries around the station of Bristol Temple Meads.

A free company is the Old Vic School of Theatre of Bristol, which in King Street originated, and a theatre of 1,951-seats is the Bristol Hippodrome for national touring productions. Also located in the city are Gloucestershire County CC and (rugby union) Bristol Bears. Has two major institutions of higher education is Bristol: a redbrick chartered in 1909, the University of Bristol; and the West of England Uni, opened as Bristol Polytechnic in 1969, which in 1992, became a university.