River Tweed

E19051

river

River Tweed is a major river in the Scottish Borders and northern England, famed for its salmon fishing and as the namesake of tweed fabric.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	river →
basinCountry	United Kingdom →
country	England → Scotland →
crossesBorder	Anglo-Scottish border →
drainageBasin	Tweed catchment →
economicActivity	recreational fishing → tourism →
flowsInto	North Sea →
formsBorderBetween	England → Scotland →
hasCulturalAssociation	Scottish Borders identity → textile industry in the Borders →
hasEcosystemType	salmon river →
hasFishSpecies	Atlantic salmon → sea trout →
hasHistoricSignificance	traditional boundary between Scotland and England →
hasTributary	Gala Water → River Ettrick → River Teviot → River Till → River Whiteadder → River Yarrow →
influencedNameOf	tweed fabric →
knownFor	angling tourism → salmon fishing →
length	approximately 156 kilometres → approximately 97 miles →
locatedIn	Scottish Borders → northern England →
locatedNear	Cheviot Hills →
locatedOnContinent	Europe →
mouth	North Sea →
namesakeOf	tweed fabric →
nearbySettlement	Berwick-upon-Tweed → Innerleithen → Norham → St Boswells → Tweedsmuir → Walkerburn →
partOf	Scottish river system →
passesThrough	Berwick-upon-Tweed → Coldstream → Galashiels → Kelso → Melrose → Peebles →
region	Borders region →
sourceLocation	Tweedsmuir Hills →
sourceRegion	Scottish Borders →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Berwickshire → Scottish Borders →	containsRiver
Southern Uplands → Tweedsmuir Hills →	drainedBy
Borders →	contains
Southern Upland Way →	crosses
Moffat Hills →	drainage
Central Lowlands of Scotland →	hasMajorRiver
Kelso Abbey →	locatedNear
Melrose Abbey →	nearRiver
Norham Castle, Sunrise →	placeOfDepiction
Southern Scotland →	traversedBy