River Derwent

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The River Derwent is a major river in Derbyshire, England, that flows through the Peak District and the city of Derby before joining the River Trent.

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All labels observed (6)

Label Occurrences
River Derwent canonical 57
Derwent 2
Derwent Valley 2

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry England
country England
crossedBy A6 road
Midland Main Line
drainageBasin Trent catchment
flowsDirection generally south
flowsThrough Bamford
Belper
Chatsworth House
surface form: Chatsworth Estate

Cromford, Derbyshire, England
surface form: Cromford

Darley Dale
Derby
Duffield
Hathersage area
Matlock
Peak District
surface form: Peak District National Park

Rowsley
hasTributary Bentley Brook
River Amber
River Ashop
River Ecclesbourne
River Lathkill
River Noe
River Westend
River Wye
surface form: River Wye (Derbyshire)
impoundedBy Derwent Reservoir
surface form: Derwent Reservoir (Derbyshire)

Howden Reservoir
Ladybower Reservoir
length approximately 107 kilometres
approximately 66 miles
locatedIn Derbyshire
River Derwent self-linksurface differs
surface form: Derwent Valley

Peak District
United Kingdom
mouthLocation Derbyshire
near Shardlow
mouthOfWatercourse River Trent
notableFor role in early Industrial Revolution
passesThrough Derwent Valley Mills
surface form: Derwent Valley Mills World Heritage Site
region East Midlands
sourceLocation Bleaklow
Pennines
tributaryOf River Trent
usedFor angling
canoeing
hydroelectric power (historically and locally)
recreation
water supply

Referenced by (64)

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

East Midlands hasRiver River Derwent
Trent tributary River Derwent
subject surface form: River Trent
Derbyshire containsWaterBody River Derwent
Hathersage hasRiver River Derwent
Derby Silk Mill locatedOn River Derwent
Derby Silk Mill locatedIn River Derwent
this entity surface form: Derwent Valley
River Derwent locatedIn River Derwent self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: River Derwent (Derbyshire)
this entity surface form: Derwent Valley
River Trent tributary River Derwent
Derby river River Derwent
Chatsworth House park hasFeature River Derwent
this entity surface form: river Derwent
Cromford, Derbyshire, England traversedBy River Derwent
subject surface form: Cromford
Edensor hasNearbyRiver River Derwent
Darley Dale river River Derwent
Ladybower Reservoir watercourse River Derwent
Ladybower Reservoir locatedNear River Derwent
this entity surface form: Derwent
Ladybower Reservoir submergedSettlement River Derwent
this entity surface form: Derwent
Ladybower Reservoir inflow River Derwent
Ladybower Reservoir outflow River Derwent
Derwent Reservoir locatedOn River Derwent
Amber Valley hasRiver River Derwent
Borrowash locatedNear River Derwent
Carsington Water waterSource River Derwent
Matlock river River Derwent
Matlock Bath locatedOnRiver River Derwent
Derwent Valley Mills follows River Derwent
Belper locatedOnRiver River Derwent
HOPE VALLEY traversedBy River Derwent
subject surface form: Hope Valley
Bamford hasNearbyFeature River Derwent
Derby Bus Station adjacentTo River Derwent
Riber Castle near River Derwent
Derby–Matlock line followsRiver River Derwent
English Midlands hasRiver River Derwent
Duffield locatedOnRiver River Derwent
Duffield hasRiver River Derwent
Hope Valley traversedBy River Derwent
River Wye flowsInto River Derwent
subject surface form: River Wye (Derbyshire)
Grindleford locatedOn River Derwent
Grindleford crosses River Derwent
subject surface form: Grindleford Bridge
Rowsley locatedOnRiver River Derwent
River Amber mouthOf River Derwent
River Amber tributaryOf River Derwent
River Ecclesbourne mouthOfWatercourse River Derwent
River Ecclesbourne tributaryOf River Derwent
River Westend flowsInto River Derwent
Howden Reservoir watercourse River Derwent
Bentley Brook tributaryOf River Derwent
Bentley Brook mouthLocatedIn River Derwent
River Lathkill mouthLocation River Derwent
this entity surface form: River Bradford
River Noe tributaryOf River Derwent