Firth of Clyde

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The Firth of Clyde is a large coastal inlet on the west coast of Scotland, known for its sheltered waters, islands, and historic maritime and shipbuilding significance.

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Firth of Clyde system ×1

Referenced by (33)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Arran → Bute → Clyde Islands → Rothesay Pavilion → St Blane’s Church →	locatedIn
Ayr → Ayrshire → Gourock → Helensburgh →	locatedOn
Argyll and Bute → Ayrshire → Central Scotland →	hasCoastlineOn
Bute → Helensburgh →	hasBodyOfWater
Gourock → Turnberry Castle →	overlooks
Greenock →	adjacentTo
United Kingdom coastline →	bordersBodyOfWater
Gourock →	category
Gare Loch →	connectedTo
River Clyde →	emptiesInto
Lowlands →	extendsTo
River Clyde →	hasEstuary
Scottish mainland →	hasFeature
Turnberry Castle →	hasViewOf
Gigha →	locatedInBodyOfWater
Rothesay Castle →	locatedInBodyOfWaterVicinity
Hunterston Port and Resource Centre →	locatedNear
Troon, Scotland →	locatedOnBodyOfWater
River Clyde →	mouthLocatedIn
Gare Loch ("Firth of Clyde system") →	partOf
Clyde Islands →	region
Hunterston Port and Resource Centre →	waterBody