Denbigh Moors

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Denbigh Moors is a large upland moorland area in North Wales known for its reservoirs, forests, and open, sparsely populated landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
moorland
upland area
characteristic exposed terrain
open landscape
sparsely populated
contains Alwen Reservoir
Clocaenog Forest
Llyn Brenig
conifer plantations
heather moorland
upland bogs
country Wales
ecoregion upland Wales
hasClimate cool
wet
hasVegetation coniferous woodland
grassland
heather
hasWildlife grouse
raptors
upland birds
highestPoint around 500 metres above sea level
knownFor forests
moorland habitats
reservoirs
landscapeType moorland
upland plateau
languageRegion Welsh-speaking area
locatedIn Conwy County Borough
Denbighshire
North Wales
near Betws-y-Coed
Denbigh
linked to: Denbighshire

Ruthin
notableFeature extensive commercial forestry
large man-made reservoirs
partOf Clwydian Range and Dee Valley region
River Conwy catchment (partly)
River Dee catchment (partly)
transport A543 road crosses area
B4501 road passes near Llyn Brenig
usedFor cycling
fishing
forestry
outdoor recreation
walking
water supply

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Llyn Brenig locatedOn Denbigh Moors
Conwy contains Hiraethog (Denbigh Moors) area
linked to: Denbigh Moors
Vale of Clwyd boundedBy Denbigh Moors
B4501 road runsThrough Denbigh Moors
B4501 road region Denbigh Moors
Cerrigydrudion gatewayTo Denbigh Moors
Cerrigydrudion near Denbigh Moors
Cerrigydrudion hasNearbyFeature Hiraethog (Denbigh Moors)
linked to: Denbigh Moors