Longdendale

E155719

Longdendale is a rural valley in Greater Manchester, England, known for its chain of reservoirs, moorland scenery, and role as a key trans-Pennine route.

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Longdendale canonical 3
Longdendale Chain 1
Longdendale Valley 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf rural area
valley
climate cool temperate maritime
contains Bottoms Reservoir
Longdendale Chain
linked to: Longdendale

Rhodeswood Reservoir
Torside Reservoir
Valehouse Reservoir
Woodhead Reservoir
country England
crossedBy A628 road NERFINISHED
Woodhead Pass route
linked to: Woodhead Pass
drainageBasin River Mersey basin
linked to: River Mersey
elevationRange low valley floor to high moorland
formerRailwayRoute Manchester–Sheffield line
hasConservationInterest moorland habitats
reservoir margins
hasEcosystem acid grassland
upland heath
hasFeature reservoir embankments
steep valley sides
hasLandscape moorland
upland valley
hasStructure Woodhead Tunnels
hasTransportIssue traffic congestion on A628
historicalCounty Cheshire
knownFor chain of reservoirs
moorland scenery
trans-Pennine transport route
locatedIn Greater Manchester
North West England
locatedNear Glossop
Hadfield
managedBy United Utilities
partlyIn Derbyshire
partOf Pennines
popularFor landscape photography
outdoor recreation
region Longdendale Valley
linked to: Longdendale
traversedBy Trans Pennine Trail
usedFor angling
cycling
drinking water supply
recreation
walking
watercourse River Etherow

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (7)

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

Tameside contains Longdendale
Mottram in Longdendale electoralWard Longdendale ward
linked to: Longdendale
Longdendale contains Longdendale Chain
linked to: Longdendale
Longdendale region Longdendale Valley
linked to: Longdendale
Black Hill viewOverlooks Longdendale valley
linked to: Longdendale