Black Country UNESCO Global Geopark

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Black Country UNESCO Global Geopark is a designated geological and cultural landscape in England recognized by UNESCO for its outstanding industrial heritage, fossil-rich rock formations, and significant role in the history of the Industrial Revolution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UNESCO Global Geopark
cultural landscape
geological heritage site
contains Dudley NERFINISHED
Sandwell NERFINISHED
Walsall NERFINISHED
Wolverhampton NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
designation UNESCO Global Geopark NERFINISHED
governedBy local authorities of the Black Country
hasCulturalSignificance Industrial Revolution heritage
hasEducationalPrograms geology education
industrial heritage education
hasGeologicalSignificance Paleozoic rock record
fossil assemblages
hasHeritage geological heritage
industrial heritage
hasPart canals
former industrial sites
limestone mines
museums
nature reserves
quarries
hasTheme Earth history
industrialization
landscape change
language English
locatedIn Black Country NERFINISHED
England
West Midlands NERFINISHED
notableFor coal measures geology
fossil-rich rock formations
ironworking history
limestone geology
role in the Industrial Revolution
partOf UNESCO Global Geoparks Network NERFINISHED
purpose education
geoconservation
sustainable tourism
recognizedBy UNESCO
region Central England NERFINISHED
tourismType geotourism
industrial heritage tourism

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Black Country hasHeritageDesignation Black Country UNESCO Global Geopark