Burry Holms

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Burry Holms is a small tidal island off the coast of the Gower Peninsula in South Wales, known for its scenic views, rich wildlife, and archaeological remains.

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Burry Holms canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tidal island
accessCondition accessible on foot at low tide
cut off by sea at high tide
accessibleFrom Rhossili Bay beach
country Wales
hasAlternativeName Burry Holmes
Ynys Ianwol
hasArchaeologicalSiteType Bronze Age remains
Iron Age hillfort
Mesolithic occupation site
Neolithic settlement
early medieval religious site
hasFauna marine invertebrates
seabirds
waders
hasFeature caves
cliffs
grassy interior
rocky shoreline
sand dunes
hasFlora coastal grassland
maritime heath
wildflowers
hasStructureRemains defensive earthworks
possible chapel site
stone hut platforms
hasViewOf Llangennith beach
linked to: Llangennith Beach

Rhossili Bay
knownFor archaeological remains
early Christian remains
prehistoric settlement remains
rich wildlife
scenic views
languageOfToponym Welsh
locatedIn Bristol Channel
Carmarthen Bay
Gower Peninsula
South Wales
Swansea
United Kingdom
near Llangennith
Rhossili
linked to: Rhossili Bay
offCoastOf Gower Peninsula
Rhossili Bay
partOf Gower Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
protectedStatus within Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
usedFor archaeological interest
walking
wildlife watching

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

Llangennith hasNearbyIsland Burry Holms
Llangennith Beach near Burry Holms
Broughton Bay near Burry Holms