Hallam Moors

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Hallam Moors is an expanse of upland moorland in the Peak District near Sheffield, England, known for its heather-covered landscape, peat bogs, and role as a source area for several local rivers.

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Hallam Moors canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
moorland
upland area
climateType cool temperate
country England
elevationType upland
hasAccessibility open access land under CRoW Act
public footpaths
hasClimateCharacteristic high rainfall
strong winds
hasConservationInterest breeding birds
upland heath habitat
hasEcosystemService carbon storage
water regulation
hasFeature drainage channels
open expanse
peat hags
wet areas
hasHabitat peat bogs
hasLandscapeType heather moorland
hasRisk peat erosion
wildfire
hasSoilType peat
hasVegetation grassland
heather
isImportantFor biodiversity
catchment hydrology
landscape character
isPartOf Dark Peak moorlands NERFINISHED
isSourceRegionFor local rivers
locatedIn Peak District NERFINISHED
South Yorkshire
locatedNear Sheffield NERFINISHED
nearbyCity Sheffield NERFINISHED
partOf Pennines NERFINISHED
region Yorkshire and the Humber
typicalLandUse extensive grazing
sporting estate management
usedFor birdwatching
grouse shooting
hiking
recreation
walking

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River Rivelin sourceLocation Hallam Moors