Kilve

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Kilve is a small coastal village in Somerset, England, known for its fossil-rich cliffs and scenic location on the Bristol Channel within the Quantock Hills area.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil parish
coastal village
village
administrativeCounty Somerset
ceremonialCounty Somerset
coastType cliffed coast
country England
governedBy Kilve Parish Council
hasCoastline Bristol Channel coast
hasDesignation Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
hasDialCode 01278
hasEconomicActivity agriculture
tourism
hasFeature rocky foreshore
wave-cut platforms
hasFossilsFrom Jurassic period
linked to: Jurassic Period

Triassic period
linked to: Triassic
hasGeologicalFeature Jurassic and Triassic sedimentary rocks
oil-bearing shale
hasLandmark Chantry at Kilve
Kilve Pill
Kilve beach
hasLandscape intertidal rock platforms
low cliffs
hasNearbyHills Quantock Hills
hasNearbyTrail South West Coast Path (local link sections)
hasPostcodeDistrict TA5
hasPostTown Bridgwater
hasReligiousBuilding Church of St Mary
historicalCounty Somerset
knownFor fossil-rich cliffs
scenic coastal landscape
locatedEastOf Watchet
locatedIn Quantock Hills
Somerset
South West England
linked to: southwest England

historic county of Somerset
locatedOn Bristol Channel
locatedWestOf Bridgwater
near Bridgwater
Watchet
parishChurch Church of St Mary
partOf Quantock Coast Site of Special Scientific Interest
Somerset West and Taunton district
popularFor coastal walking
fossil hunting
region Quantock Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty

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