Exe Estuary

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Exe Estuary is a tidal estuary in Devon, England, where the River Exe meets the English Channel, known for its wildlife habitats and scenic coastal landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf estuary
tidal estuary
country England
drainageBasin River Exe catchment
emptiesInto English Channel NERFINISHED
formsBoundaryBetween East Devon district NERFINISHED
Teignbridge district NERFINISHED
hasConservationManagementBy Natural England NERFINISHED
hasEcologicalImportance important site for overwintering waders and wildfowl
hasFeature floodplains
intertidal mudflats
saltmarshes
sandbanks
tidal channels
hasMouthNear Dawlish Warren NERFINISHED
Exmouth NERFINISHED
hasProtectionStatus Site of Special Scientific Interest
Special Protection Area
hasTidalCharacteristic macrotidal regime
hasTransportRoute Exeter–Exmouth railway line NERFINISHED
hasWalkingRoute Exe Estuary Trail NERFINISHED
South West Coast Path NERFINISHED
isHabitatFor migratory birds
overwintering birds
wading birds
wildfowl
isPartOf Exe Estuary Site of Special Scientific Interest NERFINISHED
Exe Estuary Special Protection Area NERFINISHED
knownFor birdwatching
fishing
mudflats
recreational boating
sailing
saltmarsh habitats
scenic coastal landscapes
wildlife habitats
locatedIn Devon
southwest England
surface form: South West England
locatedNear Exeter NERFINISHED
Lympstone NERFINISHED
Starcross NERFINISHED
Topsham NERFINISHED
partOf South coast of England
riverMouthOf River Exe NERFINISHED
usedFor commercial shellfishing
recreation
tourism
water sports

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