Moffat Hills

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hill range mountain range

Moffat Hills is a range of rolling, often rugged hills in southern Scotland known for hiking, scenic valleys, and remote upland landscapes.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	hill range → mountain range →
accessFrom	town of Moffat →
climate	cool temperate oceanic →
contains	Broad Law → Carrifran Gans → Carrifran Glen → Fell Shin → Grey Mare’s Tail → Grey Mare’s Tail Nature Reserve → Hart Fell → Moffat Dale → Swatte Fell → White Coomb →
country	Scotland →
drainage	River Annan → River Clyde → River Tweed →
geology	Silurian sedimentary rocks →
hasViewOf	Clyde–Tweed–Annan watershed →
highestPoint	Broad Law →
highestPointElevationMetres	840 →
knownFor	hiking → hillwalking → remote upland landscapes → scenic valleys → wild camping →
landscapeType	rolling hills → rugged uplands →
locatedIn	Southern Uplands → southern Scotland →
nearestTown	Moffat →
notableFor	deep glens → relative remoteness → steep corries →
partOf	Dumfries and Galloway NERFINISHED →
popularActivity	long-distance walking → nature observation →
protectedAreaNearby	Grey Mare’s Tail National Nature Reserve →
region	Scottish Borders →
typicalVegetation	heather moorland → upland grassland →
usedFor	sheep grazing →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Southern Scotland → Southern Uplands →	contains
Devil’s Beef Tub → Moffat Water ("Moffat Dale") →	locatedIn
Ettrick Hills → Tweedsmuir Hills →	near
Moffat Water →	flowsThrough
Moffat, Dumfriesshire, Scotland →	hasNearbyFeature
Grey Mare’s Tail →	partOf
Moffat Water →	sourceLocation