River Mawddach

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The River Mawddach is a scenic river in northwest Wales that flows through Snowdonia to the Mawddach Estuary near Barmouth, renowned for its natural beauty and walking and cycling trails.

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
geographical feature
river
country Wales
crosses Barmouth
surface form: "Barmouth Viaduct area"
drainageBasin Cardigan Bay
surface form: "Cardigan Bay basin"
ecosystemType estuarine habitat
upland river habitat
emptiesInto Cardigan Bay
estuaryLocatedNear Barmouth
flowsInto Mawddach Estuary
flowsThrough Coed y Brenin Forest
Dolgellau
Llanelltyd
surface form: "Ganllwyd"

Snowdonia
surface form: "Snowdonia National Park"
hasBridge Barmouth Bridge
hasFeature tidal estuary
hasPath disused railway line path
multi-use trail
hasTributary Afon Eden
Afon Gamlan
Afon Wnion
hasValley Mawddach Valley
knownFor Mawddach Trail
Mawddach Valley scenery
cycling trails
scenic beauty
walking trails
languageOfName Welsh
locatedIn Gwynedd NERFINISHED
Snowdonia
United Kingdom
North Wales
surface form: "northwest Wales"
locatedOn west coast of Wales
mouth Mawddach Estuary
near Barmouth
Cadair Idris
partOf Welsh river system
region Meirionnydd
sourceLocation Aran Fawddwy area
Snowdonia
surface form: "Snowdonia mountains"
tourismType nature tourism
outdoor recreation
usedFor angling
recreational cycling
recreational walking

Referenced by (6)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Llanelltyd bridgeCrosses River Mawddach
this entity surface form: "Afon Mawddach"
Merionethshire containsRiver River Mawddach
Cambrian Line crosses River Mawddach
Sir Feirionnydd hasRiver River Mawddach
Llanelltyd locatedOnRiver River Mawddach
this entity surface form: "Afon Mawddach"
Dolgellau nearRiver River Mawddach