Worth Valley

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Worth Valley is a scenic valley in West Yorkshire, England, known for its historic villages, moorland landscapes, and association with the Brontë literary heritage.

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Worth Valley canonical 10
Worth Valley civil parish 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical area
valley
administrativeDistrict City of Bradford
linked to: Bradford
associatedWith Brontë sisters
linked to: Brontë
climate temperate maritime climate
containsSettlement Cullingworth
Damems
Haworth
Ingrow
Laycock
Mytholmes
Oakworth
Oldfield
Oxenhope
Stanbury
country United Kingdom
culturalRegion Brontë Country
electoralWard Worth Valley ward
hasAttraction Brontë Parsonage Museum
Penistone Hill Country Park
Top Withens
hasFeature dry stone walls
gritstone outcrops
heather moorland
narrow valley floor
hasRailway Keighley and Worth Valley Railway
hasRiver River Worth
knownFor Brontë heritage
heritage railway
historic villages
moorland scenery
scenic landscape
landscapeFeature farmland
moorland
stone-built villages
landscapeType upland valley
locatedIn England
West Yorkshire
namedAfter River Worth
near Keighley
partOf South Pennines
popularActivity fell walking
heritage railway rides
literary trails
region Yorkshire and the Humber
tourism literary tourism
walking and hiking
transportLink A6033 road NERFINISHED
Keighley and Worth Valley Railway line

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Oxenhope valley Worth Valley
Brontë Country includesPlace Worth Valley
River Worth locatedIn Worth Valley
River Worth flowsThrough Worth Valley
River Worth locatedIn Worth Valley civil parish
linked to: Worth Valley
Worth Valley ward namedAfter Worth Valley
Haworth moors hasView Worth Valley
Oakworth locatedInValley Worth Valley