River Wey

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river tributary

The River Wey is a tributary of the River Thames in southern England, flowing through Hampshire and Surrey and historically important for navigation and trade.

Aliases (2)

River Thames at East Molesey ×1
River Wey (nearby) ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	river → tributary →
basinCountry	United Kingdom →
confluenceLocation	Weybridge →
connectedTo	Basingstoke Canal via Wey Navigation → River Thames navigation network →
country	England →
flowsThrough	Farnham → Godalming → Guildford → Hampshire → Surrey → Woking →
hasCanal	Godalming Navigation → Wey Navigation →
hasLock	Catteshall Lock → Millmead Lock → New Haw Lock → Stoke Lock → Thames Lock, Weybridge →
hasSourceRegion	Hampshire Downs → near Alton →
hasTributary	Cranleigh Waters → River Blackwater → River Slea → River Tillingbourne →
hasValley	Wey Valley →
hasWeir	Town Weir, Guildford →
historicalSignificance	early inland waterway for freight to London →
historicalUse	navigation → trade →
locatedIn	southern England →
managedBy	National Trust (navigations) →
mouth	River Thames at Weybridge →
navigationAuthority	National Trust →
navigationOpened	17th century →
partOf	Thames river system →
passesSettlement	Alton → Farnham → Godalming → Guildford → Weybridge → Woking →
region	South East England →
tributaryOf	River Thames →
usedFor	angling → boating → recreation →

Referenced by (17)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Alton, Hampshire, England → Godalming → Guildford →	locatedOnRiver
Farnham → Woking ("River Wey (nearby)") →	hasRiver
Byfleet & New Haw railway station → West Byfleet →	locatedNear
Byfleet → Weybridge →	river
River Mole ("River Thames at East Molesey") →	confluenceWith
North Downs →	crossedBy
Surrey →	crossedByRiver
A25 road →	crosses
London Basin →	drainedBy
Thames →	hasMajorTributary
Brooklands Museum →	near
A245 road →	passesNear