Castlemartin coast

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Castlemartin coast is a dramatic stretch of shoreline in southwest Wales known for its rugged limestone cliffs, military firing range, and rich coastal wildlife.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal area
geographical feature
administeredBy Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority
country Wales
hasAccess public footpaths when range is closed
hasAccessRestriction restricted public access during firing
hasActivity birdwatching
hiking
rock climbing
hasCliffType carboniferous limestone cliffs
hasConservationStatus protected landscape
hasDesignation part of a National Park
hasEcosystem coastal heathland
intertidal zone
maritime grassland
hasFacility Castlemartin Firing Range
hasFeature natural arches
rocky shore
sea caves
sea cliffs
stack formations
hasGeology limestone cliffs
hasLandUse military training area
hasRisk cliff edges
unexploded ordnance in range areas
hasTerrain rugged coastline
hasTrail Pembrokeshire Coast Path
hasViewpoint Green Bridge of Wales
Stack Rocks viewpoint
linked to: Stack Rocks
hasWildlife coastal plants
grey seals
marine invertebrates
seabirds
knownFor coastal wildlife
dramatic coastal scenery
rugged limestone cliffs
locatedIn Pembrokeshire
southwest Wales
linked to: West Wales
near Castlemartin
Green Bridge of Wales
Stack Rocks
overlooks Bristol Channel
partOf Pembrokeshire Coast
linked to: Pembrokeshire coast

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
region West Wales
requires checking firing times before visiting
usedBy Ministry of Defence of the United Kingdom
linked to: Ministry of Defence
usedFor live firing exercises

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Pembrokeshire Coast Path notableSection Castlemartin coast