Belfast Hills

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The Belfast Hills are a range of upland landscapes on the outskirts of Belfast, Northern Ireland, known for their scenic views, walking trails, and wildlife habitats overlooking the city and surrounding countryside.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill range
upland area
adjacentTo Belfast urban area
climate temperate maritime
country United Kingdom
culturalSignificance iconic backdrop to Belfast
ecologicalSignificance important wildlife habitat
geologicalFeature basalt and limestone formations
hasArchaeologicalSite prehistoric remains
hasConservationBody Belfast Hills Partnership
hasLandUse conservation land
grazing land
hasPart Black Mountain
Carnmoney Hill
Cave Hill
Collin Mountain
Divis Mountain
Ligoniel Dams area
Slievenacloy
linked to: Slieve Croob
hasProtectedArea Divis and the Black Mountain National Trust property
Slievenacloy Nature Reserve
hasRecreationRoute waymarked walking trails
hasVegetationType grassland
heathland
woodland patches
hasViewOf Belfast Lough
Mourne Mountains (distant)
linked to: Mourne Mountains
highestElevationMetres 478
highestPoint Divis Mountain
knownFor scenic views
views over Belfast Lough
walking trails
wildlife habitats
locatedIn County Antrim
Northern Ireland
managedBy Belfast Hills Partnership
near Belfast city centre
overlooks Belfast
Belfast metropolitan area
surrounding countryside
partOf Antrim Plateau
region eastern Northern Ireland
terrainFeature upland landscapes
usedFor birdwatching
hiking
nature study
recreation
walking

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Slieve Croob overlooks Belfast Hills
Cave Hill Country Park partOf Belfast Hills