Trotternish landslip

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The Trotternish landslip is a dramatic, ancient landslide formation on the Isle of Skye in Scotland, renowned for its striking cliffs, pinnacles, and otherworldly landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological formation
landslide complex
contains Kilt Rock cliffs
linked to: Kilt Rock

Old Man of Storr
Quiraing
The Storr
dramatic escarpments
landslide blocks
rock pinnacles
terraced slopes
extendsFrom near Portree
extendsTo near Flodigarry
formedBy landsliding
slope failure
geologicalAge Quaternary period
post-glacial
hasConservationStatus designated as a National Scenic Area (via Trotternish NSA)
hasHighestAreaNear The Storr
hasLength approximately 30 kilometres
hasSignificance geological importance
landscape value
influencedBy glacial processes
marine erosion
weathering
is a major tourist attraction on the Isle of Skye
one of the largest landslides in the United Kingdom
knownFor dramatic topography
otherworldly landscapes
pinnacles
scenic views
striking cliffs
locatedIn Highland council area
Scotland
Trotternish peninsula
United Kingdom
locatedOn Isle of Skye
near Sound of Raasay
The Minch
partOf Inner Hebrides
popularFor hiking
photography
sightseeing
touristAccessPoint Portree
Staffin
Uig
underlainBy Jurassic sedimentary rocks
basalt lavas

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

Quiraing partOf Trotternish landslip
Trotternish Ridge partOf Trotternish landslip
The Needle (Quiraing) partOf Quiraing landslip
subject linked to: The Needle
linked to: Trotternish landslip
The Prison partOf Quiraing landslip
linked to: Trotternish landslip
The Prison partOf Trotternish landslip system
linked to: Trotternish landslip
The Quiraing partOf Trotternish landslip
Quiraing viewpoint hasViewOf Quiraing landslip
linked to: Trotternish landslip
Quiraing viewpoint partOf Quiraing landslip
linked to: Trotternish landslip
Quiraing viewpoint geologicalContext Trotternish landslip