Cromarty Firth

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Cromarty Firth is a large sea inlet on the east coast of the Scottish Highlands, known for its sheltered deep-water anchorage, oil and gas facilities, and rich marine wildlife.

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Cromarty Firth canonical 13

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
firth
sea inlet
connectedTo Moray Firth
country Scotland
hasConservationInterest bird conservation
marine conservation
hasEcologicalStatus important marine habitat
hasFeature deep water
intertidal zones
saltmarshes
sheltered waters
tidal mudflats
hasIndustrialFacility oil rig fabrication yards
oil rig maintenance facilities
oil terminal
port facilities at Invergordon
hasMajorSettlementOnShore Cromarty
Invergordon
hasMouthAt North Sea
hasPort Cromarty
Invergordon
hasType sheltered deep-water anchorage
hasWildlife bottlenose dolphins
harbour porpoises
migratory birds
seabirds
seals
wading birds
knownFor oil and gas facilities
rich marine wildlife
sheltered deep-water anchorage
locatedIn Scottish Highlands
locatedOn east coast of the Scottish Highlands
locatedOnCoastOf North Sea
namedAfter Cromarty
near Moray Firth
partOf Highland council area
region Ross and Cromarty
usedFor commercial shipping
cruise ship anchorage
fishing
gas industry support
oil industry support
recreational boating
rig maintenance
ship repair

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Cromarty coast of Scotland locatedIn Cromarty Firth
Clan Urquhart associatedPlace Cromarty Firth
Ross-shire hasCoastOn Cromarty Firth
Nigg hasGeographicFeature Cromarty Firth
Black Isle borders Cromarty Firth
Invergordon locatedIn Cromarty Firth
Invergordon hasBodyOfWater Cromarty Firth
Moray Firth hasPart Cromarty Firth
Cromarty overlooks Cromarty Firth
Cromarty hasViewOf Cromarty Firth
Cromarty hasNameOrigin Cromarty Firth
Cromarty hasNearbyWaterBody Cromarty Firth
Murray Firth locatedNear Cromarty Firth
subject surface form: Moray Firth