River Lune

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river

The River Lune is a river in North West England that flows through Cumbria and Lancashire before emptying into the Irish Sea near Lancaster.

Statements (48)
Predicate Object
instanceOf river →
country England →
drainageBasin Irish Sea →
emptiesInto Morecambe Bay →
estuaryLocation between Lancaster and Irish Sea →
estuaryName Lune Estuary →
flowsThrough Cumbria →
Lancashire →
Lancaster →
hasBridge Devil's Bridge, Kirkby Lonsdale →
Greyhound Bridge →
Lune Millennium Bridge →
M6 motorway Lune Bridge →
Skerton Bridge →
hasCycleRoute Lune Valley cycleway →
hasFeature non-tidal upper course in Cumbria →
tidal section near Lancaster →
hasIsland Skerton Island →
hasPort Glasson Dock →
Port of Lancaster (historic) →
locatedIn North West England →
mouth Irish Sea →
mouthLocation near Lancaster →
nameLanguage English →
nearbyCity Lancaster →
nearbyTown Kirkby Lonsdale →
nearbyVillage Caton-with-Littledale →
Halton-on-Lune →
passesNear Caton →
Halton →
Kirkby Lonsdale →
region Cumbria →
Lancashire →
riverSystem Irish Sea basin →
sourceLocation Cumbria →
sourceRegion Howgill Fells →
Tebay area →
tributary River Clough →
River Greta →
River Hindburn →
River Rawthey →
River Wenning →
usedFor angling →
canoeing →
recreation →
walking along Lune Valley →
valleyName Lune Valley →
waterbodyType freshwater river →
Referenced by (4)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Lancashire →
Lancashire Plain →
traversedBy
Lancaster →
locatedOnRiver
Morecambe Bay →
receivesInflowFrom
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