South Downs National Park

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South Downs National Park is a protected landscape in southern England known for its rolling chalk hills, scenic walking trails, and rich cultural heritage.


Statements (51)
Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
protected area
tourist attraction
contains Alfriston
Arun Valley
Arundel
Beachy Head
Butser Hill
Chanctonbury Ring
Cissbury Ring
Devil's Dyke
Lewes
Meon Valley
Midhurst
Petersfield
Seven Sisters cliffs
South Downs Way
Winchester
country United Kingdom
designation IUCN Category V
governingBody South Downs National Park Authority
hasEcosystemType ancient woodland
chalk grassland ecosystem
coastal habitats
lowland heath
hasFeature South Downs
archaeological sites
bridleways
chalk grassland
coastal cliffs
cultural heritage sites
cycle routes
historic villages
river valleys
scenic walking trails
woodland
hasLandscapeType chalk hills
downland
rolling hills
knownFor biodiversity
cultural heritage
cycling
hiking
horse riding
scenic views
walking
locatedIn England
locatedInCounty East Sussex
Hampshire
West Sussex
locatedInRegion South East England

Referenced by (16)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
East Sussex ("South Downs")
Hampshire ("South Downs")
Hampshire
contains
East Sussex
West Sussex
containsProtectedArea
Devil's Punch Bowl ("South Downs (distant views)")
Hindhead Commons and the Devil’s Punch Bowl ("South Downs (distant views)")
hasViewOf
Eastbourne
adjacentTo
West Sussex ("South Downs")
containsLandform
South Downs National Park ("South Downs National Park Authority")
governingBody
South East England
hasLandmark
Steyning, West Sussex, England ("South Downs walking trails")
hasRecreation
North Downs ("South Downs")
near
Surrey Hills
nearTo
Leith Hill ("South Downs (on clear days)")
offersViewOf
Lewes, East Sussex
partOf

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