River Medway

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The River Medway is a major river in South East England that flows through Kent and Sussex, historically important for navigation, trade, and the development of towns such as Maidstone and Rochester.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinArea approximately 1,300 square kilometres
basinCountry United Kingdom
country United Kingdom
crossedBy M2 motorway
surface form: M2 motorway Medway Bridge

M20 motorway
surface form: M20 motorway bridges

Rochester Bridge
dischargesInto Thames Estuary
flowsThrough East Sussex
Kent
hasEstuary Medway Estuary
hasStructure Allington Lock
East Farleigh Lock
Hampstead Lane Lock
Sluice Weir Lock
Teston Lock
Tonbridge Town Lock
historicalUse agricultural produce transport
navigation
timber transport
trade
importantFor development of Maidstone
development of Rochester
length approximately 113 km
approximately 70 miles
locatedIn South East England
mouthLocation River Thames estuary
near Sheerness
navigableFrom Tonbridge
navigableTo Rochester
near Medway
surface form: Medway Towns
passesThrough Aylesford
Chatham
Maidstone
Rochester
Snodland
Tonbridge
region East Sussex
Kent
sourceLocation High Weald Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
surface form: High Weald

near Turners Hill
tributary River Beult
River Bourne (Kent)
River Eden
River Len
River Loose
River Teise
usedFor angling
recreational boating
watersports

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Yalding locatedOnRiver River Medway
East Peckham near River Medway
East Peckham hasRiver River Medway
Rochester Castle hasView River Medway