Grampian foothills region

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The Grampian foothills region is a transitional upland area in eastern Scotland forming the lower slopes and rolling hills at the edge of the Grampian Mountains.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf physiographic region
upland region
climateType temperate oceanic climate
country Scotland
drainsTowards North Sea NERFINISHED
forms lower slopes of the Grampian Mountains
formsBoundaryWith adjacent lowland agricultural plains
geologicalContext part of the Caledonian orogenic belt
geomorphologicalRole transition from lowland plains to mountain massif
hasGeneralElevation low to moderate
hasHydrology numerous small rivers and burns
hasLandCover coniferous plantations
heather moorland
improved grassland
hasLandUse forestry
mixed agriculture
pastoral farming
hasRelativeRelief gentle to moderately steep slopes
hasScenicCharacter open rolling upland landscapes
hasSoilType peaty soils
podzolic soils
influencedBy North Atlantic maritime air masses
isTransitionalZoneBetween Grampian Mountains NERFINISHED
Scottish Lowlands NERFINISHED
locatedIn eastern Scotland
northern United Kingdom
locatedOnContinent Europe
partOf Grampian Mountains NERFINISHED
supports extensive grazing for cattle
extensive grazing for sheep
terrainType foothills
rolling hills
usedFor hill farming
recreation and outdoor activities

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Strathmore partOf Grampian foothills region
The Mearns hasNotableHillRange Grampian foothills region
this entity surface form: Grampian Mountains (foothills)
Moray, Scotland containsLandscapeFeature Grampian foothills region
this entity surface form: Cairngorms foothills
Sheriffmuir partOf Grampian foothills region
this entity surface form: Scottish Highlands fringe
Kincardineshire containsGeographicFeature Grampian foothills region
this entity surface form: Grampian Mountains foothills
West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine coversPartOf Grampian foothills region
this entity surface form: Grampian Mountains foothills
Drummond Hill partOf Grampian foothills region
this entity surface form: Grampian Mountains foothills