Bell Rock reef

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Bell Rock reef is a notorious submerged rock formation in the North Sea off the coast of Angus, Scotland, famed for its dangerous shallows that prompted the construction of the historic Bell Rock Lighthouse.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf reef
submerged rock formation
alsoKnownAs Bell Rock NERFINISHED
Inchcape NERFINISHED
Inchcape Rock NERFINISHED
associatedWith Robert Stevenson NERFINISHED
coordinateSystem WGS84 NERFINISHED
distanceFromCoast_km approximately 18
fallsWithinMaritimeZoneOf United Kingdom NERFINISHED
geologicalType rocky reef
hasDangerousFeature dangerous shallows
hasHistoricalSignificance development of offshore lighthouse engineering
maritime navigation
hasLighthouseSince 1811
hasStructureOn Bell Rock Lighthouse NERFINISHED
inspiredAuthor Robert Southey NERFINISHED
inspiredWork "The Inchcape Rock" NERFINISHED
knownFor hazard to shipping
site of Bell Rock Lighthouse
locatedIn North Sea
locatedInCountry Scotland NERFINISHED
locatedInSovereignState United Kingdom
locatedOffCoastOf Angus NERFINISHED
Arbroath NERFINISHED
near Bell Rock Lighthouse NERFINISHED
partiallyExposedAt low tide
seaArea North Sea off east coast of Scotland NERFINISHED
shippingHazardSince ancient times
submergedAt high tide

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Bell Rock Lighthouse location Bell Rock reef
Bell Rock Lighthouse namedAfter Bell Rock reef