Moray Firth

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Moray Firth is a large triangular inlet of the North Sea on the northeast coast of Scotland, known for its rich marine wildlife and scenic coastal landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal body of water
firth
inlet
adjacentTo Cromarty
Fort George
Inverness
Lossiemouth
Nairn
borderedBy Black Isle
Caithness
Moray Firth coast
surface form: Moray coast
connectedTo Atlantic Ocean
surface form: North Atlantic Ocean
country Scotland
hasActivity commercial fishing
offshore energy development
recreational angling
shipping
whale watching
hasDesignation Special Area of Conservation (in parts)
surface form: Special Area of Conservation
hasEcosystemType marine ecosystem
hasPart Beauly Firth
Cromarty Firth
Moray Firth self-linksurface differs
surface form: Inner Moray Firth

Moray Firth self-linksurface differs
surface form: Outer Moray Firth
hasWildlife bottlenose dolphin
grey seal
harbour porpoise
harbour seal
seabirds
knownFor bottlenose dolphins
fishing
oil and gas activity
rich marine wildlife
scenic coastal landscapes
seabird populations
locatedIn Aberdeenshire Council area
surface form: Aberdeenshire council area

Europe
Highland council area
Highlands and Islands
surface form: Highlands and Islands region

Moray Council area
surface form: Moray council area

United Kingdom
northeast coast of Scotland
mouthOf River Beauly
River Conon
River Findhorn
River Ness
River Spey
partOf North Sea
shape triangular

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

River Lossie mouth Moray Firth
River Lossie emptiesInto Moray Firth
River Lossie mouthWaterbody Moray Firth
Findhorn Bay partOf Moray Firth