Cheviot Hills

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Cheviot Hills is a range of rolling hills straddling the border between England and Scotland, known for its scenic landscapes and historical borderlands.

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Observed surface forms (6)

Surface form Occurrences
The Cheviot 0
Carter Bar 0
Cheviot Hills area 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf hill
hill
hill range
mountain
mountain pass
mountain range
climate cool temperate
contains Carter Bar
Hedgehope Hill
The Cheviot
Windy Gyle
country United Kingdom
drainage River Bowmont
River Breamish
River Coquet
River Kale NERFINISHED
River Till NERFINISHED
elevation 815 metres
geology Old Red Sandstone
igneous rocks
volcanic rocks
hasFeature moorland
peat bogs
rounded summits
hasTrail Pennine Way
highestPoint The Cheviot
historicalSignificance Anglo-Scottish Wars
surface form: Anglo-Scottish border conflicts

Border Reivers activity
knownFor archaeological sites
hiking
hillwalking
historical borderlands
prehistoric hillforts
remoteness
rolling hills
scenic landscapes
locatedIn England
Northumberland
Scotland
Scottish Borders
locatedNear North Sea coast
locatedOnBorder Anglo-Scottish border
surface form: England–Scotland border
partOf Northern England
Northumberland National Park
Southern Uplands
passesThrough Cheviot Hills self-linksurface differs
vegetation rough grassland
upland heath

Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Southern Uplands contains Cheviot Hills
Scottish Borders containsFeature Cheviot Hills
Pennines extendsTo Cheviot Hills
this entity surface form: Cheviot Hills area
Northumberland hasHistoricRegion Cheviot Hills
River Tweed locatedNear Cheviot Hills
Pennine Way notableSection Cheviot Hills
Cheviot Hills passesThrough Cheviot Hills self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: Pennine Way