Aberdulais Falls

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Aberdulais Falls is a scenic waterfall in South Wales known for its historic industrial heritage site and picturesque natural surroundings.

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Aberdulais Falls canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tourist attraction
waterfall
country Wales
hasAccessibility public access
hasActivity education
heritage interpretation
sightseeing
hasConservationStatus protected site
hasEnergySource hydropower
hasFeature interpretive displays
visitor centre
walking paths
waterfall
waterwheel
hasHeritage industrial heritage
hasHistoricalPeriod Industrial Revolution
hasLandscapeType river gorge
hasMaterialRemains industrial ruins
hasRegion West Glamorgan
hasStructureBuiltInCentury 16th century
hasUse hydroelectric power generation
tourism
knownFor historic tinplate works
picturesque scenery
water-powered industry
locatedIn Neath Port Talbot
South Wales
locatedOnWatercourse River Dulais
managedBy National Trust
near Neath
operatedBy National Trust for Places of Historic Interest or Natural Beauty
linked to: National Trust
partOf Vale of Neath

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Aberdulais hasAttraction Aberdulais Falls
Vale of Neath contains Aberdulais Falls