Vale of Mowbray

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The Vale of Mowbray is a broad, fertile lowland valley in North Yorkshire, England, lying between the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors and known for its rich agricultural landscape.

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Vale of Mowbray canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
valley
administrativeCounty North Yorkshire
borderedBy North York Moors National Park
linked to: North York Moors

Yorkshire Dales National Park
linked to: Yorkshire Dales
containsTown Northallerton
Thirsk
containsVillage Ainderby Steeple
Brompton
Carlton Miniott
Kirkby Fleetham
Leeming
Pickhill
Romanby
Scruton
linked to: Roger Scruton
country England
crossedBy A1(M) motorway
East Coast Main Line
drainedBy River Swale
River Wiske
hasCharacteristic agricultural
broad
fertile
hasClimate temperate maritime
hasEconomicActivity crop production
livestock rearing
hasElevationRange low elevation
hasLandscapeType lowland valley
hasLandUse arable farming
pastoral farming
hasRelief generally flat
hasSoilType fertile alluvial soils
hasTransportCorridor Great North Road corridor
linked to: Great North Road
hasVegetation hedgerows
improved grassland
knownFor rich agricultural landscape
liesBetween North York Moors
Yorkshire Dales
locatedIn North Yorkshire
Yorkshire and the Humber
locatedOnContinent Europe
near Hambleton Hills
Pennines
partOf Vale of York
historic county of Yorkshire
regionType rural
usedFor intensive agriculture

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Hambleton containsFeature Vale of Mowbray
River Swale drainageBasin Vale of Mowbray
Cleveland Hills formsBoundaryWith Vale of Mowbray
Valleys of North Yorkshire contains Vale of Mowbray
Coast to Coast Walk crosses Vale of Mowbray
subject linked to: Coast to Coast Walk (nearby)
Hambleton Hills overlooks Vale of Mowbray
River Tutt locatedIn Vale of Mowbray
River Tutt flowsThrough Vale of Mowbray