Shehy Mountains

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The Shehy Mountains are a rugged mountain range straddling Counties Cork and Kerry in southwest Ireland, known for their remote uplands, peat bogs, and scenic lakes.

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Shehy Mountains canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
country Ireland NERFINISHED
formsBorderBetween County Cork NERFINISHED
County Kerry NERFINISHED
geologicalFeature upland
hasEnvironment blanket bog
upland heath
hasHydrologicalFeature mountain lakes
streams
hasLandscapeFeature scenic lakes
hasRecreationActivity hiking
hillwalking
hasScenicQuality remote
wild
knownFor peat bogs
remote uplands
scenic lakes
landcover peat bogs
locatedIn County Cork NERFINISHED
County Kerry NERFINISHED
southwestern part of the island of Ireland
locatedInRegion southwest Ireland NERFINISHED
locatedOnIsland Ireland NERFINISHED
partOf Munster NERFINISHED
mountain ranges of County Cork
mountain ranges of County Kerry
mountain ranges of Ireland
terrain rugged

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River Lee sourceLocation Shehy Mountains
Gougane Barra locatedIn Shehy Mountains