Duncansby Head

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Duncansby Head is a dramatic, cliff-lined headland in northeastern Scotland known for its sea stacks, birdlife, and views across the Pentland Firth.

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All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Duncansby Head canonical 2
Duncansby Stacks 1
Pentland Skerries 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic feature
headland
accessibleFrom A99 road NERFINISHED
category Cliffs of Scotland
Headlands of Scotland
Landforms of Highland (council area)
coast North Sea
country Scotland
elevation approximately 60 metres above sea level
geology Old Red Sandstone
hasActivity birdwatching
coastal walking
whale and dolphin watching
hasFeature Duncansby Head self-linksurface differs
surface form: Duncansby Stacks

geos
rock arches
sea cliffs
sea stacks
wave-cut platforms
hasParking car park near lighthouse
hasStructure Duncansby Head Lighthouse
hasTrail clifftop path to Duncansby Stacks
hasViewOf Orkney Islands
Pentland Skerries
Stroma
hasWildlife fulmars
great skuas
guillemots
kittiwakes
puffins
razorbills
seabirds
seals
isOneOf most northeasterly points of mainland Scotland
knownFor birdlife
dramatic coastal scenery
sea stacks photography
views across the Pentland Firth
lighthouseBuilt 1924
lighthouseOperatedBy Northern Lighthouse Board (lighthouse and some land)
surface form: Northern Lighthouse Board
locatedIn Highland council area
northeastern Scotland
locatedNear John o' Groats
surface form: John o’ Groats
nearestMajorTown Wick
overlooks Pentland Firth
partOf Caithness coast

Referenced by (4)

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

Hoy hills hasViewOf Duncansby Head
subject surface form: Hoy Hills
this entity surface form: Pentland Skerries
Duncansby Head hasFeature Duncansby Head self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Duncansby Stacks
Caithness containsFeature Duncansby Head