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Rombalds Moor is a moorland ridge in West Yorkshire, England, situated between Wharfedale and Airedale. It includes Ilkley Moor and is part of the wider Pennine upland region. The area contains a significant concentration of Bronze Age cup-and-ring rock carvings. It is used for recreation and grazing and is managed for conservation.
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Where is Rombalds Moor?
Rombalds Moor is a moorland ridge in West Yorkshire, England. It lies between Wharfedale and Airedale and forms part of the wider Pennine upland region.
Is Ilkley Moor part of Rombalds Moor?
Yes, Ilkley Moor is included within Rombalds Moor. The broader ridge is known for its open upland landscape and prehistoric stone carvings.
What archaeological features are found on Rombalds Moor?
The moor contains a significant concentration of Bronze Age cup-and-ring rock carvings. These carved stones are among the area's most notable archaeological features.
What is Rombalds Moor used for today?
The moor is used for outdoor recreation across its open upland terrain. Its location between Wharfedale and Airedale also makes it a recognizable landscape feature of West Yorkshire.
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