Axe Edge Moor

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Axe Edge Moor is a high, windswept moorland plateau in the Peak District of England, known as a major watershed that gives rise to several important rivers.

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Label Occurrences
Axe Edge Moor canonical 2

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
moorland plateau
administrativeCounty Derbyshire
category Moorlands of England
Mountains and hills of the Peak District
Watersheds of England
climateCharacteristic frequent strong winds
high rainfall
country England
drainageBasin Mersey catchment via River Goyt and River Dane
Severn–Trent–Humber systems via tributaries
Trent catchment via River Dove and River Manifold
drainageDirection rivers draining towards the Irish Sea
rivers draining towards the North Sea
ecoregion British upland moor
elevation approximately 1,808 feet above sea level
approximately 551 metres above sea level
geology gritstone
hasFeature exposed, windswept conditions
open moorland
hasViewOf surrounding Peak District hills
hydrologicalRole major watershed for several rivers
landUse recreational walking
rough grazing
locatedIn Derbyshire
Peak District
locatedInRegion central England
surface form: Central England

East Midlands
locatedNear Buxton
nearbyRoad A53 road NERFINISHED
nearbyTown Buxton
nearestMajorSettlement Buxton
notableFor being a major watershed
high, windswept landscape
partOf Peak District
surface form: Peak District National Park

South Pennines
surface form: South Pennines fringe
regionType upland area
sourceOfRiver River Dane
River Dove
River Goyt
River Manifold
River Wye
terrainType moorland
plateau
usedFor hiking
outdoor recreation

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River Dove sourceLocation Axe Edge Moor
River Dane sourceLocation Axe Edge Moor