South Stack Cliffs

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South Stack Cliffs are dramatic sea cliffs on the northwest coast of Anglesey in Wales, renowned for their rugged coastal scenery and important seabird colonies.

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South Stack Cliffs canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal landform
nature reserve
sea cliff
abbreviationOfManagingOrganisation RSPB
climate maritime climate
country Wales
designation RSPB reserve
habitatType coastal grassland
heathland
maritime cliff
hasAccess coastal footpaths
viewing platforms
hasConservationValue important breeding site for seabirds
important habitat for chough
hasFeature offshore stacks
steep cliffs
hasGeology rocky cliffs
hasNearbyFeature Holyhead Mountain
South Stack Lighthouse
knownFor birdwatching
dramatic sea cliffs
rugged coastal scenery
seabird colonies
locatedIn Anglesey
locatedNear Holyhead
linked to: Holyhead Bay

South Stack
locatedOn Holy Island, Anglesey
linked to: Holy Island
managedBy Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
overlooks Irish Sea
partOf Anglesey Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
linked to: Anglesey AONB

Anglesey Coast
North Wales coast
popularFor coastal walks
hiking
rock climbing
wildlife watching
region North Wales
supportsSpecies Atlantic puffin
chough
fulmar
guillemot
kittiwake
peregrine falcon
linked to: Peregrine falcon

razorbill
shag
various seabirds
tourismImportance major visitor attraction in Anglesey
viewpointOf Irish Sea
South Stack Lighthouse

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South Stack Lighthouse nearbyFeature South Stack Cliffs
Holy Island hasCliffs South Stack Cliffs