Copper Coast Geopark

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Copper Coast Geopark is a UNESCO-recognized coastal geopark in County Waterford, Ireland, noted for its dramatic cliffs, rich mining heritage, and diverse geological features spanning hundreds of millions of years.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UNESCO Global Geopark
country Ireland NERFINISHED
geologicalPeriod Devonian NERFINISHED
Ordovician
Palaeozoic NERFINISHED
Silurian
governedBy Copper Coast Geopark management body
hasActivity coastal walking
educational field trips
fossil hunting
geotourism
hiking
hasCenter Copper Coast Geopark Visitor Centre NERFINISHED
hasFeature beaches
coves
dramatic cliffs
headlands
rocky shoreline
sea stacks
hasGeologicalAgeRange hundreds of millions of years
hasHeritage industrial heritage
mining heritage
hasHeritageStatus UNESCO Global Geopark NERFINISHED
hasInterpretation geological interpretation panels
heritage trails
hasLength approximately 25 kilometers of coastline
hasProcess glacial erosion
marine erosion
tectonic activity
hasRockType metamorphic rocks
sedimentary rocks
volcanic rocks
hasTheme biodiversity
geological heritage
mining heritage
knownFor coastal scenery
copper mining history
diverse geology
locatedIn County Waterford NERFINISHED
locatedNear Dungarvan NERFINISHED
Tramore NERFINISHED
locatedOn south coast of Ireland NERFINISHED
namedAfter Copper Coast NERFINISHED
partOf Copper Coast region NERFINISHED
purpose conservation of geological heritage
environmental education
promotion of sustainable tourism
recognizedBy UNESCO

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County Waterford hasUNESCODesignation Copper Coast Geopark