Hartland Point

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Hartland Point is a rugged headland on the north coast of Devon, England, known for its dramatic cliffs, lighthouse, and views over the Bristol Channel.

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Hartland Point canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal landform
former harbour
headland
lighthouse
long-distance footpath
administrativeCounty Devon
coastType high energy Atlantic coast
constructedBy Trinity House
country England
England
hasAccess coast path
hasClimate temperate oceanic climate
hasFeature rocky shoreline
steep cliffs
hasGeologicalFeature rugged cliffs
hasNameOrigin Hartland Peninsula
hasNearbyFeature Hartland Quay
hasNearbySettlement Hartland
Stoke
linked to: Stoke Fleming
hasStructure Hartland Point Lighthouse
hasViewOf Lundy
Welsh coast
linked to: Wales Coastline
hazardFor shipping
knownFor coastal walks
dramatic coastal scenery
views over the Bristol Channel
locatedAt Hartland Point
locatedIn Devon
Devon
Devon
South West England
linked to: southwest England
locatedInDistrict Torridge
linked to: River Torridge
locatedInRegion South West England
linked to: southwest England
locatedInSovereignState United Kingdom
locatedNear Hartland Point
locatedOnCoastOf north coast of Devon
nearestTown Hartland
nearestVillage Stoke
linked to: Stoke Fleming
overlooks Bristol Channel
Bristol Channel
partOf Hartland Peninsula
partOfTrail South West Coast Path
popularFor birdwatching
coastal photography
seaArea Atlantic Ocean
Bristol Channel
usedFor navigation
yearOpened 1874

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Devon Peninsula contains Hartland Point
Barnstaple Bay hasNearbyHeadland Hartland Point
Hartland Point Lighthouse locatedAt Hartland Point
subject linked to: Hartland Point
Hartland Quay locatedNear Hartland Point
subject linked to: Hartland Point
Hartland area locatedNear Hartland Point