River Calder (Lancashire)

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natural watercourse river

River Calder (Lancashire) is a river in Lancashire, England, that flows through towns such as Burnley and Whalley before joining the River Ribble.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	natural watercourse → river →
basinCountry	England →
confluenceLocation	near Whalley →
confluenceWith	River Ribble →
country	England → United Kingdom →
county	Lancashire →
crossedBy	railway bridges → road bridges →
distinguishedFrom	River Calder (Cumbria) → River Calder (West Yorkshire) →
drainageBasin	Ribble drainage basin →
environment	rural → urban →
flowsDirection	generally westward → north-westward near its mouth →
flowsPast	Padiham power station site → Whalley Abbey → industrial areas of Burnley →
flowsThrough	Burnley → Great Harwood → Habergham Eaves → Padiham → Pendle → Read → Ribble Valley → Simonstone → Towneley Park → Whalley →
hasName	River Calder →
hasTributary	Green Brook → Hyde Burn → Pendle Water → River Brun → Shuttleworth Brook →
locatedIn	Burnley borough → Hyndburn borough → Lancashire → North West England → Ribble Valley borough →
mouthOf	River Ribble →
partOf	River Ribble catchment →
region	North West England →
tributaryOf	River Ribble →
usedFor	angling →
watercourseType	river →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Ribble Valley →	containsRiver
River Ribble →	hasTributary
River Wyre →	tributary