Cockleroy Hill

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Cockleroy Hill is a prominent, scenic summit in West Lothian, Scotland, known for its panoramic views and prehistoric hillfort remains.

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Label Occurrences
Cockleroy Hill canonical 1
Queensberry (hill) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill
landform
accessFrom car park near Linlithgow
archaeologicalPeriod Iron Age
category Archaeological sites in West Lothian
Hills of West Lothian
Scheduled monuments in Scotland
country Scotland
geologicalType volcanic plug
hasApproximateElevation 278 metres
912 feet
hasArchaeologicalSiteType hillfort
hasFeature prehistoric hillfort
summit cairn
trig point
hasNameLanguage Scots
Scottish Gaelic
hasSummitCharacteristic grassy summit
hasSummitMarking Ordnance Survey trig pillar
hasViewDirection north to the Firth of Forth
south to the Pentland Hills
hasWalkingRouteType short hill walk
isVisibleFrom M9 motorway vicinity
knownFor panoramic views
prehistoric remains
scenic landscape
locatedIn Central Belt of Scotland
West Lothian
locatedNear Linlithgow
nearbyFeature Beecraigs Country Park
nearbySettlement Bathgate
Linlithgow Bridge
offersViewOf Forth Valley
Forth bridges
Linlithgow Loch
Linlithgow Palace
Ochil Hills
Pentland Hills
partOf Bathgate Hills
popularFor family walks
hiking
landscape photography
walking
region West Lothian council area
terrainType heath and grassland
usedFor recreation

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

Bathgate Hills contains Cockleroy Hill
Queensberry estates namedAfter Queensberry (hill)
linked to: Cockleroy Hill