River Mole

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river tributary

The River Mole is a tributary of the River Thames in southern England, flowing through Surrey and known for its meandering course, chalk stream sections, and historic bridges.

Aliases (1)

River Mole riverside ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	river → tributary →
basinCountry	United Kingdom →
confluenceWith	River Thames at East Molesey →
country	England →
crosses	North Downs →
ecoregion	chalk stream habitat in parts of its course →
flowsThrough	Cobham → Dorking → Esher → Fetcham → Leatherhead → Mole Valley district → Surrey Hills →
hasBridge	Cobham Bridge → Hampton Court Bridge → Leatherhead Bridge → Pixham Bridge →
hasCharacteristic	disappearing sections in porous chalk and gravel → meandering course → steep wooded valleys in upper reaches →
hasEtymology	possibly from Old English for loose or soft soil →
hasFloodHistory	subject to periodic flooding →
hasMouth	near East Molesey →
hasPart	chalk stream sections →
hasTributary	Crawters Brook → Gatwick Stream → Pipp Brook → River Ember → Stanford Brook →
locatedIn	Surrey → West Sussex →
mouthOfWatercourse	River Thames →
passesNear	Box Hill → Denbies Wine Estate →
passesUnder	Cobham Bridge → Esher Bridge → Hampton Court Bridge → Leatherhead Bridge → Pixham Bridge →
region	South East England →
sourceArea	near Rusper →
sourceRegion	Weald →
tributaryOf	River Thames →
usedFor	angling → canoeing → recreation →
valleyName	Mole Gap →

Referenced by (25)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Horley → Leatherhead → Reigate →	hasRiver
Fetcham → Leatherhead → Leatherhead →	locatedOnRiver
Norbury Park → North Downs →	crossedBy
A25 road → Leatherhead Bridge →	crosses
Box Hill → Box Hill, Surrey →	overlooks
River Ember →	branchesFrom
Surrey →	crossedByRiver
Mole Valley line →	followsValleyOf
Leatherhead ("River Mole riverside") →	hasLandmark
Thames →	hasMajorTributary
Mole Valley →	hasNaturalFeature
Dorking →	hasNearbyRiver
Norbury Park →	locatedNear
Mole Valley →	namedAfter
Denbies Wine Estate →	near
River Ember →	rejoins
Elmbridge →	traversedBy
River Ember →	tributaryOf