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 "description": "All features have been derived or generalised from the 250K data capture. \nBay - A named wide, open and curving indentation into the land formed by the sea or inland waterbody. \nBeach - A named strip of land or terrace bordering the sea, usually lying between high and low tides.\nCape - A named prominent headland projecting into the sea or inland waterbody.\nGorge - A named deep and narrow, steep-sided, usually rocky river valley.\nMountain - A named markedly elevated landform bounded by steep slopes and rising to prominent ridges and individual peaks.\nPass - A named low and passable gap through a mountain range. \nPlace Name - A named place or area. \nRoad Junction - A named intersection of two or more roads. \nWaterbody Island - A named island within an inland waterbody or forming part of the shoreline.\nActivated in a scale range between approximately 1:10 million and 1:7 million.",
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