Solway Moss

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Solway Moss is a peat bog on the border between England and Scotland, historically notable as the site of a major 1542 battle between English and Scottish forces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battle
geographical feature
military conflict
peat bog
combatant Kingdom of England
Kingdom of Scotland
commander Robert Maxwell, 5th Lord Maxwell
Thomas Wharton, 1st Baron Wharton
consequence accession of Mary, Queen of Scots as an infant
death of James V of Scotland shortly after the battle
country United Kingdom
date 1542-11-24
hasClimate temperate maritime
hasConservationStatus important habitat for wildlife
hasEcosystemType bog
peatland
hasHistoricalSignificance Anglo-Scottish border warfare
hasHydrology waterlogged conditions
hasLandUse conservation
limited peat extraction (historically)
hasNameOrigin named after the Solway Firth region
hasNotableEvent Battle of Solway Moss
hasSoilType peat
hasVegetationType bog vegetation
locatedIn Cumbria
England
border region between England and Scotland
location Solway Moss
near border between England and Scotland
notableFor site of the Battle of Solway Moss
partOf Anglo-Scottish Wars
Solway Firth region
linked to: Solway Firth

Solway Plain
result English victory
year 1542

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Battle of Solway Moss location Solway Moss
Battle of Solway Moss location Solway Moss
subject linked to: Solway Moss
Treaty of Solway Moss (1542) hasLocation Solway Moss region
linked to: Solway Moss
Solway Plain contains South Solway Mosses National Nature Reserve
linked to: Solway Moss