Knapdale

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Knapdale is a sparsely populated, scenic peninsula in Argyll and Bute on Scotland’s west coast, known for its rugged coastline, ancient woodlands, and reintroduced beaver populations.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Knapdale canonical 5
Crinan Basin 1
Knapdale peninsula 1

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Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
peninsula
beaverReintroductionProject Scottish Beaver Trial
beaverReintroductionStartDate 2009
borders Kintyre
Loch Fyne
Sound of Jura
contains Bronze Age sites
Crinan Canal
Iron Age sites
Kilmartin Glen
Knapdale Forest
Loch Coille-Bharr
Loch Linne
Loch Sween
Neolithic sites
medieval sites
prehistoric monuments
village of Achnamara
village of Bellanoch
village of Cairnbaan
village of Kilmartin
village of Tayvallich
country Scotland
hasActivity cycling
hiking
kayaking
wildlife watching
hasCharacteristic ancient woodlands
rugged coastline
scenic
sparsely populated
hasDesignation National Scenic Area
Site of Special Scientific Interest
hasEcosystem Atlantic oak woodland
temperate rainforest fragments
hasLanguageTradition Scottish Gaelic
hasNearbyTown Lochgilphead
hasPrimaryLandUse forestry
sheep grazing
hasReintroducedSpecies Eurasian beaver
linked to: Beaver
historicalRegionOf Dalriada
linked to: Gaeldom
knownFor forestry
reintroduced beaver populations
wildlife
locatedIn Argyll
Argyll and Bute
locatedOn west coast of Scotland
managedBy Forestry and Land Scotland
partOf Scottish Highlands and Islands

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Referenced by (7)

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

Crinan Canal region Knapdale
Crinan Canal crosses Knapdale peninsula
linked to: Knapdale
Clan MacMillan historicSeat Knapdale
Clan MacMillan historicRegion Knapdale
Argyll mainland contains Knapdale
Crinan hasMarina Crinan Basin
subject linked to: village of Crinan
linked to: Knapdale
Crinan region Knapdale