Mendip Hills

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Mendip Hills is a range of limestone hills in southwest England known for its dramatic gorges, caves, and rich archaeological and natural heritage.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
hamlet
hill range
limestone gorge
limestone gorge
limestone gorge
long-distance footpath
reservoir
show cave
village
contains Bronze Age barrows
Burrington Combe
Charterhouse
Cheddar Gorge
Chew Valley Lake
Ebbor Gorge
Iron Age hillforts
Priddy
Roman lead mining remains
Wookey Hole caves
surface form: Wookey Hole Caves

limestone quarries
country United Kingdom
designatedAsAONB 1972
drainsTo River Axe
River Chew
elevation 325 metres
geologicalComposition limestone
geologicalPeriod Carboniferous Limestone
governingBody Mendip Hills AONB Partnership
hasHighestPoint Black Down
hasTrail Mendip Way
knownFor archaeological sites
caves
gorges
karst landscape
natural heritage
locatedIn Mendip Hills self-linksurface differs
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Somerset
locatedInRegion southwest England
surface form: South West England
locatedNear Mendip Hills self-linksurface differs
nearestCity Bath
Bristol
overlooks Somerset Levels
partOf Somerset Levels
surface form: Somerset Levels and Moors landscape
popularFor caving
cycling
rock climbing
walking
runsThrough Mendip Hills self-linksurface differs
usedFor dairy farming
quarrying
sheep grazing

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Somerset hasLandscapeFeature Mendip Hills
North Somerset borders Mendip Hills
this entity surface form: Mendip
Wells, Somerset near Mendip Hills
Carboniferous Limestone notableExposure Mendip Hills
this entity surface form: Mendip Hills, England
Mendip Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty contains Mendip Hills
this entity surface form: Mendip plateau
Ubley locatedIn Mendip Hills
Ubley category Mendip Hills
Midsomer Norton locatedIn Mendip Hills
Glastonbury Tor hasViewOf Mendip Hills
Mendip Hills locatedIn Mendip Hills self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Cheddar Gorge
Mendip Hills locatedIn Mendip Hills self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Wookey Hole Caves
Mendip Hills locatedIn Mendip Hills self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Priddy
Mendip Hills locatedIn Mendip Hills self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Charterhouse
Mendip Hills locatedIn Mendip Hills self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Burrington Combe
Mendip Hills locatedIn Mendip Hills self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Ebbor Gorge
Mendip Hills locatedNear Mendip Hills self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Chew Valley Lake
Mendip Hills runsThrough Mendip Hills self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Mendip Way
Somerset Levels near Mendip Hills
Cheddar Gorge locatedIn Mendip Hills
Somerset Council area contains Mendip Hills
this entity surface form: Mendip Hills (part)
Blagdon near Mendip Hills
River Chew hasSourceRegion Mendip Hills
this entity surface form: Mendip Hills area
West Harptree hasNearbyFeature Mendip Hills
West Harptree locatedNorthOf Mendip Hills
East Harptree hasNearbyHill Mendip Hills
Worlebury Hill partOf Mendip Hills
this entity surface form: Mendip Hills limestone belt
River Axe (nearby) sourceLocation Mendip Hills
subject surface form: River Axe (Somerset)
Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway highestPoint Mendip Hills
this entity surface form: Masbury summit on Mendips