Ribble estuary

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The Ribble estuary is a coastal inlet in northwest England where the River Ribble meets the Irish Sea, noted for its extensive saltmarshes and importance as a habitat for migratory birds.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal inlet
estuary
climate temperate maritime climate
country United Kingdom
designation Ramsar site
Site of Special Scientific Interest
Special Protection Area
ecoregion Irish Sea coastal wetlands
emptiesInto Irish Sea
governingBody Natural England
hasFeature salt-tolerant vegetation
tidal channels
hasNearbyProtectedArea Ribble estuary self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ribble Estuary National Nature Reserve
hasPart intertidal zone
mudflats
saltmarshes
sand dunes
sandflats
importantFor migratory waterbirds
overwintering waders
overwintering wildfowl
locatedIn England
Fylde Coast
surface form: Fylde coast

Irish Sea
surface form: Irish Sea basin

Lancashire
North West England
mouthOf River Ribble
near Southport
surface form: Lytham St Annes

Preston
Southport
notableFor extensive saltmarshes
migratory bird habitat
partOf Ribble estuary self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ribble and Alt Estuaries Ramsar site

Ribble estuary self-linksurface differs
surface form: Ribble and Alt Estuaries SPA
protectedFor bird conservation
wetland habitats
supportsSpecies curlew
dunlin
knot
oystercatcher
pink-footed goose
redshank
shelduck
teal
whooper swan
wigeon
usedFor birdwatching
nature conservation
recreation

Referenced by (23)

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River Douglas (via Manchester Ship Canal system context) mouthLocation Ribble estuary
subject surface form: River Douglas
River Douglas (via Manchester Ship Canal system context) drainageBasin Ribble estuary
subject surface form: River Douglas
River Ribble hasEstuary Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary
River Ribble hasWildlifeHabitat Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary National Nature Reserve
River Ribble associatedProtectedArea Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble and Alt Estuaries SPA
Liverpool Bay adjacentTo Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary
Rufford Branch of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal providesRouteToward Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary
Ribble estuary partOf Ribble estuary self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ribble and Alt Estuaries SPA
Ribble estuary partOf Ribble estuary self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ribble and Alt Estuaries Ramsar site
Ribble estuary hasNearbyProtectedArea Ribble estuary self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary National Nature Reserve
Sefton hasNotableFeature Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble and Alt Estuaries (nearby)
Fylde Coast adjacentTo Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary
Fylde Coast hasProtectedAreaNearby Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble and Alt Estuaries
West Lancashire borderedBy Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary (to the north-west)
Tarleton Lock on the River Douglas providesAccessTo Ribble estuary
subject surface form: Tarleton Lock
Hesketh Bank nearbyFeature Ribble estuary
Banks locatedNear Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary
Ribble catchment containsWaterBody Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary
Ribble catchment hasEstuaryAt Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary
Douglas–Ribble river system drainsInto Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary
Douglas–Ribble river system hasMouth Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary
Douglas–Ribble river system hasComponent Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: Ribble Estuary
Irish Sea via River Ribble connectsHydrologicallyTo Ribble estuary
this entity surface form: River Ribble estuary