Meanings of natural amenity in English

Apart from industry, Newcastle enjoys rich natural amenity, with beaches, mountains and nature reserves.

This great natural amenity has been destroyed for all time.

McLaren Vale's warm climate, beaches and coastal villages, and many vineyards make it attractive in terms of natural amenity.

The Liffey is a natural amenity of huge importance to the city, both in terms of tourism and quality of life.

Its tropical surrounds rank it highly in terms of natural amenity, and it has substantial mineral resources, and oil and natural gas sectors.

Consequently, neither the construction nor the operation of the bypass will in any way affect or diminish the outstanding natural amenity of this area.

But Dr Nolan said some smaller towns that have natural amenities have done well for themselves.

Nevertheless, this light treatment of a grave offence went far to restore the natural amenities of the occasion.

We have natural amenities, Harrison said.

A spokesperson for Ferns Tidy Towns said: 'It's terrible to see our natural amenities being destroyed like this.'

It is a vile spot, combining the architectural features of a dock with the natural amenities of a desert.

The natural amenities of the coastline from Kilkee to Loop Head lighthouse are being harnessed to fight depopulation and develop innovative, sustainable tourism.