Oxwich Point

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Oxwich Point is a prominent headland on the Gower Peninsula in South Wales, marking the western end of Oxwich Bay and known for its coastal scenery and wildlife.

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Oxwich Point canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal landform
headland
access coastal footpaths
adjacentTo Bristol Channel
Oxwich Bay
coastType rocky coast
country United Kingdom
formsPartOf Gower coastline
geologicalContext South Wales coast
hasEcosystem coastal heathland
maritime grassland
rocky shore habitat
hasFeature cliffs
coastal paths
headland vegetation
rocky outcrops
hasWildlife coastal plants
marine invertebrates
seabirds
knownFor coastal scenery
rocky shoreline
sea cliffs
wildlife
locatedIn Gower Peninsula
South Wales
United Kingdom
Wales
marks western end of Oxwich Bay
near Oxwich Bay beach
Oxwich village
onPeninsula Gower Peninsula
overlooks Bristol Channel
Oxwich Bay
partOf Gower Coast
linked to: Gower coastline

Oxwich Bay
popularFor birdwatching
coastal walking
scenic views
wildlife observation
region Swansea local authority area
tourism local attraction on Gower Peninsula

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Oxwich Bay hasFeature Oxwich Point