Firth of Forth region

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The Firth of Forth region is a coastal area in eastern Scotland centered on the Firth of Forth estuary, encompassing towns, ports, and industrial sites along its shores.

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Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal region
geographical region
contains Bo’ness
Burntisland
Dunfermline
Edinburgh
Forth Bridge
Forth Rail Bridge
linked to: Forth Bridge

Forth Road Bridge
Grangemouth
Hound Point Terminal
Inchcolm Island
Inchkeith Island
linked to: Inchkeith

Inverkeithing
Isle of May
Kirkcaldy
Leith
Leven
Methil
Musselburgh
North Queensferry
Port of Grangemouth
linked to: Grangemouth

Port of Leith
Queensferry
linked to: South Queensferry

Queensferry Crossing
Rosyth
Rosyth Dockyard
linked to: Rosyth
country Scotland
hasCoastlineOn North Sea
hasCoreFeature Firth of Forth
hasEconomicActivity fishing
petrochemical industry
port logistics
renewable energy
shipping
tourism
hasFeature Firth of Forth estuary
linked to: Firth of Forth
hasLandUse industrial sites
nature reserves
port facilities
urban development
hasWaterBodyType estuary
isMouthOf River Forth
locatedIn eastern Scotland
partlyIn City of Edinburgh council area
East Lothian council area
Falkirk council area
Fife council area
West Lothian council area
partOf Central Belt of Scotland
linked to: central Scotland

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Referenced by (8)

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Burntisland locatedIn Firth of Forth region
Falkirk isPartOf Forth Valley
linked to: Firth of Forth region
East Lothian contains Firth of Forth coastline
linked to: Firth of Forth region
Ruby Bay partOf Firth of Forth coast
linked to: Firth of Forth region
Stirling–Alloa–Kincardine line connects Firth of Forth area
linked to: Firth of Forth region
Carron estuary near Firth of Forth bridges region
linked to: Firth of Forth region
Outer Forth locatedIn Forth and Tay region
linked to: Firth of Forth region
Almond River hasMouthPosition Firth of Forth region