River Eden

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river

The River Eden is a major river in Cumbria, England, flowing from the Pennines through the Eden Valley to the Solway Firth.

Statements (46)
Predicate Object
instanceOf river →
basinCountry United Kingdom →
country England →
drainageBasin Solway Firth basin →
emptiesInto Irish Sea →
flowsNorthwestTowards Solway Firth →
flowsThrough Appleby-in-Westmorland →
Armathwaite →
Carlisle →
Eden Valley →
Kirkby Stephen →
Kirkby Thore →
Langwathby →
Lazonby →
Temple Sowerby →
Wetheral →
formsEstuaryWith River Esk →
River Sark →
hasBridge Eden Bridge, Carlisle →
Memorial Bridge, Appleby →
hasTributary Dacre Beck →
Hoff Beck →
King Water →
Little Caldew →
Old Water →
River Caldew →
River Eamont →
River Irthing →
River Lowther →
River Lyvennet →
River Petteril →
Scandale Beck →
hasUse angling →
canoeing →
recreation →
knownFor salmon fishing →
scenic valley landscapes →
locatedIn Cumbria →
North West England →
locatedInProtectedArea North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty →
Solway Coast Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty →
mouthLocation Solway Firth →
nameOrigin derived from a Brittonic word meaning "water" or "river" →
partOf Eden catchment →
region Eden District →
sourceLocation Pennines →
Referenced by (8)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Eden District →
Eden Valley →
namedAfter
Eden District →
contains
Eden Valley →
hasRiver
Carlisle →
locatedOnRiver
Solway Firth →
mouthOf
River Eden (part) →
partOf
Eden Valley →
traversedBy
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