Blackdown Hills

E289078

The Blackdown Hills are a range of rolling hills and deeply wooded valleys in southwest England, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty for their rich wildlife, traditional farming landscapes, and historic features.

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Blackdown Hills canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
hill range
borderedBy River Culm valley
River Otter valley
contains Bronze Age barrows
Culm grassland habitats
Iron Age hillforts
Roman roads
Second World War airfields
ancient woodland
hedgebanks and sunken lanes
small irregular fields
traditional orchards
country United Kingdom
designation Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
designationYear 1991
geology Triassic mudstones
Upper Greensand
clay-with-flints
sandstones
governingBody Blackdown Hills AONB Partnership
habitat bog
rivers and streams
unimproved grassland
wet heath
hasConservationInterest nationally important wildlife sites
hasProtectedStatus Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
surface form: AONB
hasRecreation cycling
horse riding
walking
highestElevation 315 metres
highestPoint Staple Hill
knownFor historic features
rich wildlife
traditional farming landscapes
landscapeType deeply wooded valleys
rolling hills
locatedIn England
southwest England
surface form: South West England
managementObjective conservation of traditional farming landscapes
preservation of historic environment
protection of biodiversity
near Honiton
Taunton
partOf Devon
Somerset
region Somerset Levels
surface form: Somerset Levels and Moors National Character Area (adjacent)
typicalLandUse livestock grazing
mixed farming

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Somerset hasLandscapeFeature Blackdown Hills
Wellington, Somerset near Blackdown Hills
Vale of Taunton Deane boundedBy Blackdown Hills