Carse of Gowrie

E319955
agricultural district geographical region

Carse of Gowrie is a fertile, low-lying agricultural district in eastern Scotland, situated along the north shore of the Firth of Tay between Perth and Dundee.

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Label Occurrences
Carse of Gowrie canonical 4

Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf agricultural district ⓘ
geographical region ⓘ
administrativeArea Perth and Kinross council area ⓘ
climateInfluence maritime climate of the Firth of Tay ⓘ
country Scotland ⓘ
elevation low elevation ⓘ
hasEcologicalFeature wetlands ⓘ
hasEconomicActivity dairy farming ⓘ
fruit growing ⓘ
hasHistoricalReputation orchard district ⓘ
hasLandscapeFeature drainage ditches ⓘ
flat floodplain ⓘ
hasNearbyCity Dundee ⓘ
Perth ⓘ
hasNotableCrop apples ⓘ
cereals ⓘ
soft fruit ⓘ
hasNotableProduce Carse of Gowrie apples ⓘ
hasPrimaryLandUse arable farming ⓘ
horticulture ⓘ
hasSettlement Errol ⓘ
Inchture ⓘ
Longforgan ⓘ
St Madoes ⓘ
hasSoilType alluvial soils ⓘ
clay soils ⓘ
hasTransportRoute A90 road NERFINISHED ⓘ
Edinburgh–Aberdeen railway route ⓘ
surface form: Edinburgh–Aberdeen railway line
hasViewOf Sidlaw Hills ⓘ
historicalCounty Perth and Kinross ⓘ
surface form: Perthshire
historicalUse intensive agriculture ⓘ
knownFor agriculture ⓘ
language English ⓘ
locatedBetween Dundee ⓘ
Perth ⓘ
locatedIn eastern Scotland ⓘ
locatedOnShoreOf Firth of Tay ⓘ
partOf Perth and Kinross ⓘ
regionOf River Tay valley ⓘ
surface form: Tay valley
regionType carse ⓘ
riverValleyOf River Tay ⓘ
shorePosition north shore of the Firth of Tay ⓘ
soilFertility fertile ⓘ
terrain low-lying ⓘ
traditionalLanguage Scots ⓘ

Referenced by (4)

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

Tayside → containsGeographicRegion → Carse of Gowrie ⓘ
Tayside region (historic) → contains → Carse of Gowrie ⓘ
Kinnoull Hill → hasViewOf → Carse of Gowrie ⓘ
Perth and Kinross council area → contains → Carse of Gowrie ⓘ
subject surface form: Perth and Kinross