Trent

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geographical feature river

The Trent is one of the principal rivers in England, flowing through the Midlands and joining the Humber estuary before reaching the North Sea.

Aliases (1)
Statements (55)
Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature →
river →
basinCountry England →
basinSize approximately 10,435 square km →
continent Europe →
country England →
drainageBasin Trent catchment →
flowsInto Humber Estuary →
North Sea →
flowsThrough Burton upon Trent →
Derbyshire →
Lincolnshire →
Newark-on-Trent →
Nottingham →
Nottinghamshire →
Rugeley →
Stoke-on-Trent →
Stone →
Trent Falls →
hasBridge Burton Bridge →
Gunthorpe Bridge →
Trent Bridge, Nottingham →
historicalSignificance important route for trade in the English Midlands →
length approximately 185 miles →
approximately 298 km →
locatedIn Midlands →
central England →
mouth Humber Estuary →
mouthLocation near Kingston upon Hull →
notableFeature forms part of the Humber river system →
one of the major rivers of England →
passesThrough Gainsborough →
Shardlow →
Trent Valley →
Trentham →
sourceLocation Biddulph Moor →
Staffordshire →
tributary River Blithe →
River Derwent →
River Devon →
River Dove →
River Erewash →
River Foulness →
River Greet →
River Idle →
River Leen →
River Mease →
River Soar →
River Sow →
River Tame →
usedFor angling →
inland water transport →
navigation →
power generation →
recreation →
Referenced by (5)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Council of Trent →
Council of Trent →
location
North Sea drainage basin →
United Kingdom →
majorRiver
Saint Vigilius of Trent →
placeOfBirth
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