South Stack

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South Stack is a small rocky island off the coast of Anglesey in Wales, known for its dramatic sea cliffs, seabird colonies, and prominent lighthouse.

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South Stack canonical 3
south stack 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
seabird colony
tourist attraction
country Wales
hasAccess footbridge
hasActivity birdwatching
rock climbing
walking
hasClimate maritime climate
hasDesignation RSPB reserve
hasEnvironment exposed coastal environment
hasFeature offshore stacks
rocky coastline
sea cliffs
hasGeology Precambrian rocks
metamorphic rocks
hasHazard steep cliffs
strong tides
hasNearbyIsland Anglesey
Holy Island, Anglesey
linked to: Holy Island
hasNearbyProtectedArea South Stack Cliffs RSPB reserve
hasNearbySettlement Holyhead
hasStructure South Stack Lighthouse
hasViewOf Gogarth cliffs
Holyhead Mountain
Irish Sea
hasWildlife Atlantic puffin
chough
guillemot
kittiwake
peregrine falcon
razorbill
knownFor South Stack Lighthouse
birdwatching
coastal scenery
dramatic sea cliffs
seabird colonies
locatedIn Anglesey
Irish Sea
Isle of Anglesey
linked to: Anglesey

northwest Wales
linked to: north-west Wales
locatedNear Holyhead
locatedOffCoastOf Holy Island, Anglesey
linked to: Holy Island
managedBy Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
partOf Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
linked to: Anglesey AONB

Anglesey Coast
touristAttractionType coastal viewpoint
nature reserve

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South Stack Lighthouse locatedOn South Stack
Holy Island hasHeadland South Stack
Twin Rocks sea stacks hasPart south stack
linked to: South Stack
South Stack Cliffs locatedNear South Stack