The Brecks

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The Brecks is a distinctive region in eastern England characterized by its sandy soils, heathland landscapes, and unique biodiversity.

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Label Occurrences
The Brecks canonical 3
The Brecks (part) 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf natural region
region of England
climateCharacteristic low rainfall (one of driest parts of UK)
containsProtectedArea Breckland heath
surface form: Breckland Farmland SSSI

Breckland heath
surface form: Breckland Forest SSSI

Breckland heath
surface form: Breckland Heaths SSSI

Thetford Forest
containsRiver River Lark
River Little Ouse
River Wissey
containsTown Brandon
Mildenhall
Thetford
country United Kingdom
geologicalFeature glacial sands and gravels
hasConservationDesignation Site of Special Scientific Interest
Special Protection Area
hasEcosystem acid grassland
arable land
conifer plantations
lowland heath
historicalLandUse rabbit warrening
sheep grazing
knownFor dry continental-type climate (relative to rest of UK)
heathland landscapes
unique biodiversity
landUse arable agriculture
commercial forestry
military training areas
locatedIn England
East Anglia
surface form: eastern England
managementConcern afforestation impacts on heathland
habitat fragmentation
notableSpecies nightjar
rare lichens
rare mosses
stone-curlew
woodlark
partlyIn Norfolk
Suffolk
partOf East Anglia
regionNameVariant Breckland district
surface form: Breckland
soilType sandy soils
terrain farmland
forest
heathland
vegetationType sparse grass and heather

Referenced by (4)

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Breckland district namedAfter The Brecks
Suffolk, England hasProtectedArea The Brecks
this entity surface form: The Brecks (part)
Thetford hasNearbyRegion The Brecks