Brecon Beacons National Park (upper catchment)

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Brecon Beacons National Park (upper catchment) is the highland area of the Brecon Beacons in South Wales characterized by upland moors, mountains, and headwater streams that give rise to several major rivers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf highland region
upland catchment area
characterizedBy headwater streams
mountainous terrain
upland moorland
country United Kingdom
drainagePattern radial drainage from high central areas
givesRiseTo major rivers of South Wales
hasClimateCharacteristic cool and wet upland climate
hasConservationStatus within a designated national park
hasElevationCharacteristic high elevation relative to surrounding lowlands
hasHydrologyFeature river headwaters
upland streams
hasLandform plateau moorland
steep valleys
hasLandUse extensive sheep grazing
recreation and outdoor activities
hasProcess high rainfall runoff generation
soil erosion risk on steep slopes
hasSoilType acidic upland soils
peaty soils in wet areas
hasTopographicFeature escarpments
rounded summits
hasVegetationType blanket bog
heather moorland
upland grassland
hydrologicalRole headwaters zone of multiple catchments
isImportantFor biodiversity conservation
carbon storage in peat soils
river flow regulation
water supply regulation
isManagedFor catchment management objectives
flood risk mitigation downstream
isPartOf upland hydrological system of South Wales
isSourceRegionOf rivers flowing to South Wales lowlands
locatedIn Brecon Beacons NERFINISHED
South Wales NERFINISHED
Wales
partOf Brecon Beacons National Park NERFINISHED
supports semi-natural upland habitats
upland bird species

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River Neath sourceRegion Brecon Beacons National Park (upper catchment)