Forest of Dean

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ancient woodland royal forest tourist destination

The Forest of Dean is an ancient woodland and historic royal forest in western England, renowned for its rich wildlife, mining heritage, and scenic walking and cycling trails.

Aliases (1)
Statements (56)
Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient woodland →
royal forest →
tourist destination →
borderedBy River Severn →
River Wye →
contains Beechenhurst Lodge →
Cannop Ponds →
Clearwell Caves →
Dean Heritage Centre →
Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail →
Lydney Park →
Mallards Pike Lake →
Nagshead RSPB Reserve →
Puzzlewood →
Soudley Ponds →
Speech House →
Symonds Yat →
containsTown Cinderford →
Coleford →
Lydney →
containsVillage Bream →
Lydbrook →
Newnham on Severn →
Parkend →
country United Kingdom →
governedAs local government district →
hasActivity canoeing →
hiking →
horse riding →
mountain biking →
hasEcosystemType mixed woodland →
hasHeritage coal mining →
freemining tradition →
iron ore mining →
hasProtectedStatus Site of Special Scientific Interest →
hasTrail Gloucestershire Way →
Offa's Dyke Path (nearby access) →
hasWildlife fallow deer →
goshawk →
peregrine falcon →
roe deer →
wild boar →
historicalUse charcoal production →
royal hunting forest →
timber production →
knownFor ancient woodland →
cycling trails →
mining heritage →
outdoor recreation →
rich wildlife →
scenic walking trails →
locatedIn England →
Gloucestershire NERFINISHED →
near Wales →
partOf Wye Valley and Forest of Dean tourism area →
region South West England →
Referenced by (7)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Lydney →
Monmouth →
locatedNear
Monmouthshire →
borders
Gloucestershire →
contains
Lydney ("Forest of Dean District") →
district
Gloucestershire →
hasDistrict
Symonds Yat →
near
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