Disambiguation evidence for southern Scotland via surface form

"Southern Scotland"


As subject (51)

Triples where this entity appears as subject under the label "Southern Scotland".

Predicate Object
borders Anglo-Scottish border
surface form: England–Scotland border
borders Northern England
contains Ettrick Forest
surface form: Ettrick Forest area
contains Galloway Hills
contains Moffat Hills
contains Southern Uplands
contains Tweed Valley
country Scotland
hasCoastOn Irish Sea
hasCoastOn Solway Firth
hasSettlement Annan
hasSettlement Castle Douglas
hasSettlement Dumfries NERFINISHED
hasSettlement Galashiels NERFINISHED
hasSettlement Gretna
hasSettlement Hawick
hasSettlement Jedburgh
hasSettlement Kelso
hasSettlement Dumfriesshire
surface form: Kirkcudbright
hasSettlement Langholm
hasSettlement Lockerbie
hasSettlement Melrose
hasSettlement Moffat
hasSettlement Peebles
hasSettlement Selkirk
hasSettlement Stranraer
hasTransportLink A1 road
surface form: A1 road (Great Britain)
hasTransportLink A74(M) motorway NERFINISHED
hasTransportLink East Coast Main Line
hasTransportLink West Coast Main Line
historicalRegionOf Central Lowlands of Scotland
surface form: Lowlands of Scotland
includes Dumfries and Galloway NERFINISHED
includes Scottish Borders
instanceOf region of Scotland
knownFor cross-border connections with northern England
knownFor historic towns
knownFor rural landscapes
languageTraditionallySpoken English
languageTraditionallySpoken Scots
liesSouthOf central Scotland
surface form: Central Belt of Scotland
locatedIn British Isles
locatedIn Great Britain
locatedIn Northern Europe
locatedIn Scotland
locatedIn United Kingdom
partlyWithin Dumfries and Galloway council area
partlyWithin Scottish Borders council area
traversedBy River Annan
traversedBy River Esk
surface form: River Esk (Dumfriesshire)
traversedBy River Nith
traversedBy River Tweed

As object (1)

Triples where some other subject referred to this entity as "Southern Scotland".

Lord of Annandale locatedIn
"Southern Scotland"
↳ resolves to southern Scotland