What are the Yorkshire Dales?
Q: What are the Yorkshire Dales?
A: The Yorkshire Dales is an upland area in Northern England.
Q: What is the Yorkshire Dales District National Park?
A: The Yorkshire Dales District National Park is a national park in the Yorkshire Dales.
Q: When was the Yorkshire Dales National Park created?
A: The Yorkshire Dales National Park was created in 1954.
Q: How many National Parks are there in England and Wales?
A: There are twelve National Parks in England and Wales.
Q: How did the Yorkshire Dales get their name?
A: The Yorkshire Dales got their name because they are a collection of river valleys, with "dale" coming from a Danish word for valley.
Q: In which historic county is the Yorkshire Dales mainly located?
A: The Yorkshire Dales is mainly located in the historic county of Yorkshire.
Q: In which modern counties is the Yorkshire Dales located?
A: The Yorkshire Dales is partly located in three modern counties: North Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, and Cumbria.
