Case Study of Carniferous Limestone: Yorkshire Dales, National Park G1
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- Case Study of Carniferous Limestone: Yorkshire Dales, National Park
- Human Uses
- Tourism
- 65% jobs linked to tourism. Over 90% visit by cars
- Farming
- 40% of National Park, built with dry stone walls
- Rivers
- create good grazing & meadows
- Heritage
- landscape, used to have lead mining
- Tourism
- Limestone formed Pennines Mountain going through part of Yorkshire Dales
- Limestone Pavement & Cliff/Scar
- Malham Cave
- Dry Valley, near Malham
- Watlowes
- Resurgence
- Beck Head Cave, near Gaping Gill
- Swallow hole
- Gaping Gill
- Cavern, stalactites, stalagmites, pillars & curtains
- White Scar cave
- Gorge, limestone
- Gordale Scar
- Human Uses
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