Gironde estuary

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The Gironde estuary is a large tidal estuary in southwestern France formed by the confluence of the Garonne and Dordogne rivers, known for its vineyards, wetlands, and maritime navigation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf estuary
tidal estuary
country France
drainageBasinArea over 80,000 km²
emptiesInto Atlantic Ocean
Bay of Biscay
flowsPast Blaye
Médoc
surface form: Pauillac

Royan
formedByConfluenceOf Dordogne River
Garonne
surface form: Garonne River
hasCharacteristic brackish water
high turbidity
tidal
hasEcosystemType estuarine wetlands
mudflats
salt marshes
hasHazard sandbanks
strong tidal currents
hasIsland Île Nouvelle
Île Verte
Île de Cazeau
Île de Patiras
hasPort Port of Bordeaux
hasProtectedArea Gironde estuary self-linksurface differs
surface form: Gironde estuary and Pertuis Sea Marine Nature Park

regional nature reserves on its banks
isImportantFor bird migration
fisheries
shipping
wine export
isPartOf Aquitaine Basin
surface form: Dordogne basin

Garonne
surface form: Garonne basin
knownFor maritime navigation
oyster farming areas nearby
vineyards
wetlands
length approximately 75 km
locatedIn southwestern France
locatedInDepartment Charente-Maritime
Gironde
locatedInRegion Nouvelle-Aquitaine
locatedNearCity Bordeaux
maximumWidth approximately 12 km
mouthOfRiver Dordogne River
Garonne
surface form: Garonne River
separates Médoc peninsula from right-bank Charente-Maritime coast
usedFor commercial navigation
recreational boating

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Bordeaux hasRiver Gironde estuary
Garonne mouthLocation Gironde estuary
Garonne flowsInto Gironde estuary
Garonne tributaryOf Gironde estuary
Garonne hasEstuary Gironde estuary
Girondins regionOfOrigin Gironde estuary
this entity surface form: Gironde
Nouvelle-Aquitaine contains Gironde estuary
Médoc borders Gironde estuary
Gironde estuary hasProtectedArea Gironde estuary self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Gironde estuary and Pertuis Sea Marine Nature Park
Côtes de Bourg influencedBy Gironde estuary
Dordogne River mouthLocation Gironde estuary
Dordogne River tributaryOf Gironde estuary
Gironde department namedAfter Gironde estuary
Gironde department contains Gironde estuary
Right Bank of Bordeaux climateInfluence Gironde estuary
this entity surface form: Gironde Estuary
Blaye hasRiver Gironde estuary
Dordogne mouthLocation Gironde estuary
Dordogne flowsInto Gironde estuary
Bordeaux wine region hasRiver Gironde estuary
Left Bank of Bordeaux riverInfluence Gironde estuary
Gironde namedAfter Gironde estuary
Gironde contains Gironde estuary
Margaux locatedNear Gironde estuary
Île Nouvelle locatedIn Gironde estuary
Île Nouvelle locatedInWaterBody Gironde estuary
this entity surface form: Gironde River estuary
Royan locatedAtMouthOf Gironde estuary
Royan drainageBasin Gironde estuary
Port of Bordeaux locatedInEstuary Gironde estuary
Île de Cazeau locatedIn Gironde estuary
Île Verte locatedIn Gironde estuary
Île de Patiras locatedIn Gironde estuary
Île de Patiras watercourse Gironde estuary
this entity surface form: Garonne–Dordogne estuary system
Canal des Deux Mers hasComponent Gironde estuary
Blaye Côtes de Bordeaux AOC locatedNear Gironde estuary
Citadel of Blaye overlooks Gironde estuary
Citadel of Blaye partOf Gironde estuary
this entity surface form: Verrou de l’estuaire de la Gironde
Citadel of Blaye faces Gironde estuary
Château Margaux locatedOn Gironde estuary
Haut-Médoc AOC influencedBy Gironde estuary
Pauillac AOC influencedBy Gironde estuary
Saint-Estèphe AOC overlooks Gironde estuary