Preseli Hills

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Preseli Hills is a range of rugged, heather-covered hills in west Wales, noted for its prehistoric sites and as the source of some of the bluestones used at Stonehenge.

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Preseli Hills canonical 8

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Iron Age hillfort
Neolithic dolmen
hill range
mountain
prehistoric trackway
rock outcrop
upland area
biodiversity heathland bird species
upland plant communities
climate oceanic climate
country Wales
culturalSignificance associated with Welsh folklore
designated as a Special Area of Conservation
elevation 536 metres
geology dolerite
igneous rock
hasArchaeologicalSite Carn Menyn
Foel Drygarn
Pentre Ifan
hasFeature peat bogs
rocky outcrops
hasHighestPoint Foel Cwmcerwyn
hasTrail Golden Road
hasViewOf Cardigan Bay
Irish Sea
hasWatercourse Afon Cleddau
linked to: River Cleddau

Afon Nyfer
knownFor prehistoric sites
source of some Stonehenge bluestones
languageRegion Welsh-speaking area
locatedIn Pembrokeshire
Preseli Hills
Preseli Hills
Preseli Hills
west Wales
linked to: West Wales
locatedNear Preseli Hills
nearSettlement Crymych
Maenclochog
Newport, Pembrokeshire
partOf Cambrian Mountains (broad sense)
linked to: Cambrian Mountains

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
region Sir Benfro
tourism popular walking destination
usedFor hiking
recreation
sheep grazing
vegetation heather moorland

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Pembrokeshire contains Preseli Hills
West Wales contains Preseli Hills
Carn Menyn locatedIn Preseli Hills
subject linked to: Preseli Hills
Foel Drygarn locatedIn Preseli Hills
subject linked to: Preseli Hills
Pentre Ifan locatedNear Preseli Hills
subject linked to: Preseli Hills
Golden Road locatedIn Preseli Hills
subject linked to: Preseli Hills
Preseli bluestone locatedIn Preseli Hills
Ty Canol nearbyFeature Preseli Hills