Kirk Fell

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Kirk Fell is a prominent mountain in England's Lake District, known for its steep slopes and striking views over the surrounding valleys and lakes.

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Kirk Fell canonical 11

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fell
mountain
classification Wainwright fell
country England
hasAscentRoute direct ascent from Wasdale Head
via Beck Head
via Black Sail Pass
hasGridReference NY194104
hasNotableAspect broad eastern slopes towards Ennerdale
crags on the north side
very steep western slopes above Wasdale Head
hasProminence approximately 170 metres
hasReputation one of the steepest ascents from Wasdale Head in the Lake District
hasSummitFeature summit cairn
summit plateau
hasTerrain crags
grass
rock
listedIn Wainwright Western Fells
linked to: Western Fells
locatedIn Cumbria
Lake District
North West England
locatedInNationalPark Lake District National Park
linked to: Lake District
locatedInRange Western Fells
nearMountain Brandreth
Great Gable
Grey Knotts
Pillar
Yewbarrow
nearSettlement Wasdale Head
nearWaterBody Wast Water
offersViewOf Great Gable
Scafell range
Wast Water
Western Fells
overlooksValley Ennerdale
linked to: Ennerdale Water

Wasdale
popularFor fellwalking
hiking
hillwalking
region North Western England uplands

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Referenced by (11)

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

Wast Water overlookedBy Kirk Fell
Southern Fells contains Kirk Fell
Wasdale hasNotableFeature Kirk Fell
Wasdale Head near Kirk Fell
Western Fells hasNotableSummit Kirk Fell
Lingmell hasViewOf Kirk Fell
Western Fells hasNotableSummit Kirk Fell
Red Pike (Wasdale) near Kirk Fell
Mosedale Horseshoe encompasses Kirk Fell
Westmorland Cairn offersViewOf Kirk Fell
Lake District fells contains Kirk Fell
subject linked to: the Lake District fells