List of churches in London - London boroughs - Bromley

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Structured data parsed from Wikipedia. Bromley The borough has an estimated 135 churches for 326,900 inhabitants, a ratio of one to every 2,421 people.

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Number of Data columns : 6 Number of Data rows : 134
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Data row number	Church name	Location	Dedication	Founded	Denomination	Notes

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Name	Description	Data Type
Church name		text
Location		text
Dedication		text
Founded		text
Denomination		text
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