Lyne Burn gorge

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Lyne Burn gorge is a steep, wooded ravine in Dunfermline, Scotland, carved by the Lyne Burn stream and forming a natural landscape feature near the historic royal palace.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Lyne Burn 3
Lyne Burn gorge canonical 1
Lyne Burn valley 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (27)

Predicate Object
instanceOf gorge
landform
ravine
carvedBy Lyne Burn
linked to: Lyne Burn gorge
country United Kingdom
drainageBasin Firth of Forth basin
linked to: Firth of Forth
ecosystemType riparian woodland
formedBy fluvial erosion
geomorphologicalProcess stream incision
hasLandCover broadleaf woodland
hasNameOrigin named after Lyne Burn stream
hasSlope steep sides
hasTerrain steep
hasVegetation wooded
hasWatercourse Lyne Burn
linked to: Lyne Burn gorge
hydrologicalFeature Lyne Burn
linked to: Lyne Burn gorge
isWithin urban area of Dunfermline
locatedIn Dunfermline
Fife
Scotland
naturalFeatureType natural landscape feature
near Dunfermline Palace
historic royal palace at Dunfermline
partOf Lyne Burn valley
linked to: Lyne Burn gorge
proximityToCityCentre near Dunfermline town centre
region Central Lowlands of Scotland
watercourseType stream-carved ravine

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (5)

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

Dunfermline Palace overlooks Lyne Burn gorge
Lyne Burn gorge carvedBy Lyne Burn
linked to: Lyne Burn gorge
Lyne Burn gorge hydrologicalFeature Lyne Burn
linked to: Lyne Burn gorge
Lyne Burn gorge partOf Lyne Burn valley
linked to: Lyne Burn gorge
Lyne Burn gorge hasWatercourse Lyne Burn
linked to: Lyne Burn gorge