Goyt Valley

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Goyt Valley is a scenic upland valley in the Peak District of England, known for its reservoirs, moorland landscapes, and popular walking routes.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Goyt Valley canonical 9
River Goyt valley 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf tourist destination
valley
climate temperate maritime
country England
hasFeature gritstone edges
heather moorland
historic ruins
woodland
hasPart Errwood Reservoir
Fernilee Reservoir
River Goyt
hasRoadAccessVia A5004
Goyt’s Lane
hasViewOf Cats Tor
Shining Tor
knownFor birdwatching
cycling
fishing
hiking
reservoirs
scenic landscapes
walking routes
wildlife
landUse conservation
recreation
water supply
locatedIn Derbyshire
Peak District
Peak District
surface form: Peak District National Park
namedAfter River Goyt
near Buxton
Whaley Bridge
partOf South Pennines
protectedAreaStatus within national park
recreationalUse horse riding
picnicking
trail running
walking
region East Midlands
terrainFeature moorland
upland valley
tourismType outdoor recreation
rural tourism
typicalActivity photography
waymarked walks
waterBodyTypePresent reservoir
river

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

River Goyt sourceRegion Goyt Valley
River Goyt valleyName Goyt Valley
River Goyt flowsThrough Goyt Valley
Shining Tor near Goyt Valley
Whaley Bridge hasValley Goyt Valley
Errwood Reservoir locatedIn Goyt Valley
Marple Hall (demolished) locatedIn Goyt Valley
subject surface form: Marple Hall
this entity surface form: River Goyt valley
Goyt Viaduct crosses Goyt Valley
Marple Viaduct passesOver Goyt Valley
Marple Viaduct locatedIn Goyt Valley