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Derwent Moors are upland moorlands in western County Durham, England, near the River Derwent and the boundary with Northumberland. They form part of the North Pennines landscape, an area characterized by open heather moor, blanket bog, rough grazing, and enclosed valleys shaped by farming and historic lead mining. The moors, including land around Muggleswick Common, are used for walking, grazing, grouse management, and habitat conservation, particularly for upland birds and peatland vegetation.
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How good is Derwent Moors (Durham)?
Derwent Moors (Durham) scores 6.95/10 (Fair) on Lunoo, making it rated in the Moor category. North Pennines upland and Muggleswick common; conservation value, limited destination recognition.
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See our alternatives page for Derwent Moors (Durham) for a ranked list with scores. Top alternatives include: Dartmoor, Flow Country, North York Moors.
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