Skinningrove

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Skinningrove is a small coastal village in North Yorkshire, England, historically known for its ironstone mining and dramatic seaside cliffs.

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Skinningrove canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal village
settlement
village
country England
hasActivity birdwatching
coastal walking
fishing
hasEvent annual bonfire and fireworks display
hasFeature Skinningrove Beck
coastal cliffs
sandy beach
small harbour
valley setting
hasIndustry ironstone mining
steel production
hasLandmark Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum
Skinningrove Beach
Skinningrove Jetty
Skinningrove Steelworks
historicallyKnownFor ironstone mine
steelworks
historicallyPartOf North Riding of Yorkshire
knownFor dramatic seaside cliffs
industrial heritage
ironstone mining
locatedIn North Yorkshire
United Kingdom
Yorkshire and the Humber
locatedOn North Sea
near Carlin How
Loftus
Saltburn-by-the-Sea
partOf Borough of Redcar and Cleveland
ceremonial county of North Yorkshire
postalCounty Cleveland (former)
linked to: Cleveland
region Cleveland Ironstone Field
transport served by bus routes to nearby towns

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Loftus hasSuburb Skinningrove
Carlin How near Skinningrove