The Burren

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The Burren is a distinctive karst limestone landscape in western Ireland, renowned for its rocky terrain, rich archaeological sites, and unusual mix of Arctic, Mediterranean, and Alpine flora.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
karst landscape
tourist destination
approximateArea 250 square kilometres
contains Aillwee Cave NERFINISHED
Ballyvaughan NERFINISHED
Black Head NERFINISHED
Caherconnell Stone Fort NERFINISHED
Lisdoonvarna NERFINISHED
Poulnabrone dolmen NERFINISHED
The Burren National Park NERFINISHED
country Ireland NERFINISHED
dominantRockAge Carboniferous limestone
floraType Alpine plants
Arctic plants
Mediterranean plants
formedDuring Carboniferous period NERFINISHED
geologicalFeature karst
geology limestone
governingBody Clare County Council NERFINISHED
hasArchaeologicalFeature early Christian sites
megalithic tombs
ring forts
stone forts
hasClimateInfluence Atlantic Ocean NERFINISHED
hasEcosystemType calcareous grassland
limestone pavement
scrub
turloughs
hasLandform caves
clints
disappearing streams
grikes
hasLandUse extensive cattle grazing
winterage farming system
highestPoint Slieve Elva NERFINISHED
knownFor botanical diversity
distinctive karst limestone landscape
pavement-like limestone slabs
rich archaeological sites
unusual mix of Arctic, Mediterranean, and Alpine flora
locatedIn County Clare NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion western Ireland NERFINISHED
nearestCity Galway NERFINISHED
partOf The Burren and Cliffs of Moher UNESCO Global Geopark NERFINISHED
terrain rocky
tourismActivity archaeological tours
botanical tours
hiking
UNESCOStatus UNESCO Global Geopark NERFINISHED

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County Clare contains The Burren