Cromford Gorge

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Cromford Gorge is a dramatic limestone valley in Derbyshire, England, renowned for its rugged cliffs, industrial heritage, and inclusion within the Derwent Valley Mills UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological formation
gorge
limestone valley
tourist attraction
associatedWith Arkwright’s Cromford Mill NERFINISHED
Derwent Valley Mills industrial complex NERFINISHED
category Landforms of Derbyshire
Valleys of Derbyshire
World Heritage Sites in England NERFINISHED
country England
United Kingdom
drainageBasin River Derwent basin
Trent river system NERFINISHED
ecologicalCharacteristic mixed woodland on limestone slopes
geologicalComposition limestone
hasFeature rocky outcrops
steep valley sides
wooded slopes
hasViewOf Cromford Mill area
River Derwent NERFINISHED
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
knownFor dramatic scenery
industrial heritage
rugged cliffs
landformType river gorge
landUseHistory industrial development along the River Derwent
locatedIn Derbyshire
Derbyshire Dales district NERFINISHED
Derwent Valley NERFINISHED
near Cromford NERFINISHED
Matlock Bath NERFINISHED
notablePeriod Industrial Revolution NERFINISHED
partOf Derwent Valley Mills NERFINISHED
Derwent Valley Mills cultural landscape NERFINISHED
protectedAreaStatus part of a World Heritage cultural landscape
region East Midlands
tourismRegion Peak District fringe NERFINISHED
transportCorridor A6 road corridor NERFINISHED
UNESCODesignationYear 2001
UNESCOWorldHeritageSite Derwent Valley Mills NERFINISHED
usedFor recreation
sightseeing
walking
watercourse River Derwent NERFINISHED

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Scarthin Rock locatedIn Cromford Gorge