High Force

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High Force is a famous and powerful waterfall on the River Tees in northern England, renowned for its dramatic drop through the Pennine landscape.

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High Force canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tourist attraction
waterfall
country England
drainsFrom Pennine uplands
linked to: Pennines
flowsTowards Low Force
hasAccessFrom B6277 road
hasApproximateCoordinates 54.65°N 2.18°W
hasApproximateHeight 21 metres
70 feet
hasCountyBoundaryNearby Cumbria
hasGeologicalContext Whin Sill
linked to: Whin Sill dolerite
hasNotableFeature dramatic vertical drop
high water volume in spate
hasRockType dolorite
limestone
hasSafetyConcern slippery rocks
strong currents
hasTouristFacilities car park
marked footpath
viewing area
hasType plunge waterfall
isPopularFor landscape photography
sightseeing
walking
isSubjectOf landscape paintings and photographs
tourism promotion in County Durham
locatedIn Teesdale
locatedInArea County Durham
locatedInProtectedArea North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
linked to: North Pennines AONB
locatedInRange Pennines
locatedInRegion Northern England
locatedOnWaterway River Tees
nearSettlement Forest-in-Teesdale
Middleton-in-Teesdale
partOf River Tees waterfalls
watercourse River Tees

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North Pennines contains High Force
River Tees passesFeature High Force
River Tees hasWaterfall High Force
Teesdale hasNotableWaterfall High Force
Cauldron Snout upstreamFrom High Force
Low Force upstreamFrom High Force
Low Force locatedNear High Force
subject linked to: Low Force waterfall
Cauldron Snout upstreamFrom High Force
subject linked to: Cauldron Snout waterfall