Sperrin uplands

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The Sperrin uplands are a range of rolling hills and mountains in Northern Ireland known for their rugged landscapes, peat bogs, and archaeological sites.

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Sperrin Mountains 1
Sperrin uplands canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
upland area
climate cool temperate oceanic climate
country United Kingdom
drainedBy River Bann catchment
River Foyle catchment
elevation 678 metres
formedBy glacial processes
geology quartzite
sandstone
schist
hasBiodiversity blanket bog habitats
upland bird species
upland heath habitats
hasHighestPoint Sawel Mountain
hasLandscapeFeature blanket bog
heather moorland
mountains
peat bogs
river valleys
rolling hills
hasLandUse forestry plantations
peat cutting (historical)
sheep grazing
hasNotableFeature ancient field systems
archaeological sites
megalithic tombs
prehistoric monuments
stone circles
hasPeak Carnanelly
Dart Mountain
Meenard Mountain
Mullaghaneany
Mullaghclogha
Sawel Mountain
hasProtectedArea Sperrin Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
knownFor archaeological heritage
low population density
remote character
rugged landscapes
walking and hiking
locatedIn County Londonderry
County Tyrone
Northern Ireland
partOf Irish uplands
Sperrin Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
northwest Northern Ireland

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

County Tyrone hasNotableFeature Sperrin uplands
subject linked to: Tyrone
County Tyrone hasMountainRange Sperrin Mountains
linked to: Sperrin uplands