Keld

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Keld is a small village in North Yorkshire, England, known for its scenic location in Upper Swaledale and nearby waterfalls on the River Swale.

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Keld canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf village
administrativeCounty North Yorkshire
category Swaledale
Villages in North Yorkshire
civilParish Muker
country England
hasAmenity Keld Lodge
Keld Youth Hostel (YHA Keld, historically)
campsite
tea room
hasHeritage dry stone walls
traditional stone-built houses
hasLandscape moorland surroundings
upland valley
hasNearbyFeature Catrake Force
East Gill Force
Kisdon Force
Wain Wath Force
linked to: East Gill Force

waterfalls
hasNearbyHill Kisdon Hill
hasNearbyTrailJunction junction of Coast to Coast Walk and Pennine Way
hasReligiousBuilding Keld United Reformed Church
St Mary’s Church, Keld
hasViewOf River Swale gorge
hasWatercourse River Swale
historicalIndustry lead mining (in surrounding area)
knownFor proximity to long-distance footpaths
scenic location
walking and hiking
waterfalls on the River Swale
locatedIn North Yorkshire
Richmondshire district
linked to: Richmondshire

Swaledale
United Kingdom
Upper Swaledale
Yorkshire Dales
OSGridReference NY 893 012 (approximate)
partOf Yorkshire Dales National Park
linked to: Yorkshire Dales
postalCounty North Yorkshire
region Northern England
timeZone Europe/London
tourismType rural tourism
walking tourism
traversedBy Coast to Coast Walk
Pennine Bridleway (nearby)
Pennine Way
usesCurrency Pound sterling

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Swaledale hasSettlement Keld
Muker near Keld