Lizard Point

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Lizard Point is the southernmost tip of mainland Great Britain, known for its dramatic cliffs, maritime history, and distinctive serpentine rock formations.

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Lizard Point canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic location
headland
tourist attraction
borderedBy Atlantic Ocean
climate oceanic climate
coordinateLatitude 49.959°N
coordinateLongitude 5.206°W
country United Kingdom
hasCliffType serpentinized peridotite
hasEcosystem cliff-top habitat
hasGeologicalFeature dramatic cliffs
serpentine rock formations
hasHazard rocky coastline
strong currents
hasNearbyFeature Lizard Lighthouse Heritage Centre
linked to: Lizard Lighthouse
hasNearbySettlement Helston
Lizard
hasRockType ophiolite complex
hasStructure Lizard Lighthouse
coastguard lookout
lifeboat station
hasVegetation coastal heathland
maritime grassland
hasViewOf sea cliffs
isPartOf Cornish coast
knownFor birdwatching
coastal scenery
coastal walks
maritime history
shipwrecks
wildlife
locatedIn Cornwall
England
South West England
linked to: southwest England
locatedOn Lizard Peninsula
managedBy National Trust
near Kynance Cove
Lizard village
Mullion
overlooks English Channel
partOf mainland Great Britain
linked to: Great Britain
region Lizard Peninsula National Character Area
southernmostPointOf mainland Great Britain
linked to: Great Britain
tourismActivity coastal hiking
photography
seal watching
whale and dolphin watching
usedFor navigation

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

Cornwall containsSite Lizard Point
Lizard Peninsula hasCoastalFeature Lizard Point
Ambient 4: On Land hasTrack Lizard Point
Mullion near Lizard Point