River Derwent

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river

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.

Aliases (3)
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 Estate →
Cromford →
Darley Dale →
Derby →
Duffield →
Hathersage area →
Matlock →
Peak District National Park →
Rowsley →
hasTributary Bentley Brook →
River Amber →
River Ashop →
River Ecclesbourne →
River Lathkill →
River Noe →
River Westend →
River Wye (Derbyshire) →
impoundedBy Derwent Reservoir (Derbyshire) →
Howden Reservoir →
Ladybower Reservoir →
length approximately 107 kilometres →
approximately 66 miles →
locatedIn Derbyshire NERFINISHED →
Derwent Valley →
Peak District →
United Kingdom →
mouthLocation Derbyshire NERFINISHED →
near Shardlow →
mouthOfWatercourse River Trent →
notableFor role in early Industrial Revolution →
passesThrough 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 (13)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
East Midlands →
Hathersage →
hasRiver
Derby Silk Mill ("Derwent Valley") →
River Derwent (Derbyshire) ("Derwent Valley") →
locatedIn
River Trent →
River Trent →
tributary
Derbyshire →
containsWaterBody
Chatsworth House park ("river Derwent") →
hasFeature
Edensor →
hasNearbyRiver
Derby Silk Mill →
locatedOn
Derby, Derbyshire, England →
locatedOnRiver
Derby →
river
Cromford →
traversedBy
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