River Mole

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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.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
River Mole canonical 55
River Mole at Leatherhead 1
River Mole riverside 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
tributary
basinCountry United Kingdom
confluenceWith River Wey
surface form: 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
surface form: Mole Valley district

Surrey Hills
hasBridge Cobham Bridge
Hampton Court Bridge
Leatherhead Bridge
Leatherhead Bridge
surface form: 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 Thames
surface form: River Thames
passesNear Box Hill
Denbies Wine Estate
passesUnder Esher Bridge
surface form: Cobham Bridge

Esher Bridge
Hampton Court Bridge
Leatherhead Bridge
Leatherhead Bridge
surface form: Pixham Bridge
region South East England
sourceArea near Rusper
sourceRegion Weald
tributaryOf Thames
surface form: River Thames
usedFor angling
canoeing
recreation
valleyName Mole Gap

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Referenced by (58)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Norbury Park Sawmill locatedNear River Mole
Westhumble near River Mole
Betchworth river River Mole
Brockham locatedNear River Mole
Stepping Stones walk crosses River Mole
Mickleham locatedNear River Mole
Stoke D'Abernon locatedNear River Mole