description Broomhead Moor Overview
Broomhead Moor is a moorland area in South Yorkshire associated with the Broomhead Estate and the Peak District landscape. Estate documents describe more than 1500 hectares of open moorland managed for grouse shooting across Broomhead, Upper Commons, and Barnside Moors, with much of the moorland designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Water from the area flows through Ewden Beck into Broomhead Reservoir and then toward More Hall Reservoir.
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Where is Broomhead Moor?
Broomhead Moor is in South Yorkshire, England. It is associated with the Broomhead Estate and the wider Peak District landscape.
How large is the moorland managed around Broomhead?
Estate documents describe more than 1,500 hectares of open moorland. The area includes Broomhead, Upper Commons, and Barnside Moors.
What is Broomhead Moor used for?
The estate documents associate the open moorland with grouse shooting management. The landscape is also part of the broader upland setting near the Peak District.
Is Broomhead Moor part of the Peak District?
Broomhead Moor is associated with the Peak District landscape, but the supplied description does not state that every part lies inside the national park boundary. It is specifically linked to the Broomhead Estate in South Yorkshire.
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