Black Hill

E161773

Black Hill is a prominent moorland summit in the Peak District of England, known for its exposed peat bogs and expansive upland views.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Black Hill canonical 8

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature ⓘ
hill ⓘ
moorland summit ⓘ
access open access land under Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 ⓘ
climate cool and wet upland climate ⓘ
conservationEffort path flagging on Pennine Way ⓘ
country United Kingdom ⓘ
crossedBy Pennine Way ⓘ
drainageBasin River Colne ⓘ
River Etherow ⓘ
River Holme ⓘ
elevation 1909 feet ⓘ
582 metres ⓘ
environmentalIssue peat erosion ⓘ
geology Millstone Grit ⓘ
gridReferenceUK SE078046 ⓘ
hasSummitFeature trig point ⓘ
highestPointOf northern part of Peak District’s Dark Peak ⓘ
landscapeType moorland ⓘ
peat bog ⓘ
locatedIn England ⓘ
Peak District ⓘ
United Kingdom ⓘ
locatedInNationalPark Peak District National Park ⓘ
linked to: Peak District
mountainRange Pennines ⓘ
nearbySettlement Crowden ⓘ
Holmfirth ⓘ
Meltham ⓘ
notableFor bleak moorland scenery ⓘ
expansive upland views ⓘ
exposed peat bogs ⓘ
partOf South Pennines ⓘ
popularActivity fell running ⓘ
hiking ⓘ
hillwalking ⓘ
prominence approximately 123 metres ⓘ
region Derbyshire ⓘ
West Yorkshire ⓘ
summitName Soldier’s Lump ⓘ
surface blanket bog ⓘ
topographicMap OS Explorer OL1 ⓘ
OS Landranger 110 ⓘ
viewOverlooks Holme Valley ⓘ
Longdendale valley ⓘ
linked to: Longdendale

Marsden Moor ⓘ

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (8)

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

Dark Peak → contains → Black Hill ⓘ
Black Mountains → contains → Black Hill ⓘ
Dark Peak moorlands → contains → Black Hill ⓘ
OS Landranger 110 → coversFeature → Black Hill ⓘ
Soldier’s Lump → locatedIn → Black Hill ⓘ
Soldier’s Lump → parentPeak → Black Hill ⓘ
Soldier’s Lump → summitOf → Black Hill ⓘ
Nine Sisters → hasPeak → Black Hill ⓘ