Pendle Hill

E34148

hill landform

Pendle Hill is a prominent hill in Lancashire, England, famed for its association with the 17th-century Pendle witch trials and its striking presence in the local landscape.

Statements (47)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	hill → landform →
associatedWith	Pendle witches →
country	England →
culturalSignificance	symbol of Pendle and surrounding area →
designation	Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty landscape →
elevation	1827 feet → 557 metres →
famousFor	Pendle witch trials →
geology	Millstone Grit →
gridReferenceUK	SD803414 →
hasNearbySettlement	Downham, Lancashire → Sabden →
hasRoute	main ascent from Barley → steps known as the Pendle steps →
hasSummitFeature	stone shelter → trig point →
hasVegetation	moorland → rough grassland →
hasViewOf	Bowland Fells → Ribble Valley towns → Yorkshire Dales (on clear days) →
historicalEvent	Pendle witch trials of 1612 →
inRegion	Borough of Pendle → Ribble Valley borough →
locatedIn	Lancashire → North West England → United Kingdom →
nameEtymology	derived from Cumbric and Old English elements meaning "hill hill hill" →
near	Barley, Lancashire → Burnley → Clitheroe → Nelson, Lancashire →
overlooks	Forest of Bowland → Pendle district → Ribble Valley →
partOf	Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty → Pennines →
popularFor	hiking → sightseeing → walking →
prominence	395 metres →
touristAttraction	yes →
usedFor	grazing sheep → recreation →
visibleFrom	M65 motorway → Ribble Valley →

Referenced by (4)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Lancashire →	contains
Ribble Valley →	containsPart
Nelson →	locatedNear
Pendle College →	namedAfter