River Darwen

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River Darwen is a river in Lancashire, England, that flows through towns such as Darwen and Blackburn before joining the River Ribble.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry United Kingdom NERFINISHED
country England
crosses A666 road NERFINISHED
M65 motorway NERFINISHED
railway lines near Blackburn
etymology named after the town of Darwen
flowsThrough Bamber Bridge area
Blackburn
Cherry Tree
Darwen
Ewood
Feniscowles
Higher Walton
Hoddlesden
Hoghton
Riley Green
Walton-le-Dale
hasBridge Darwen Bridge in Blackburn
Ewood Aqueduct
hasTributary River Blakewater
River Grimshaw Brook
River Roddlesworth NERFINISHED
River Tockholes
historicalIssue industrial pollution
historicallyUsedFor bleaching and dyeing
industrial water supply
textile industry
locatedIn Lancashire
North West England
monitoredBy Environment Agency (England)
surface form: Environment Agency
mouthLocation near Walton-le-Dale
south of Preston
mouthOfWatercourse River Ribble
nearbyCity Preston
nearbyTown Chorley
partOf Ribble catchment
surface form: Ribble and Alt catchment flood management area
region Borough of Blackburn with Darwen
Chorley
surface form: Borough of Chorley

South Ribble borough
surface form: Borough of South Ribble
sourceLocation West Pennine Moors
near Bull Hill
supports fish populations
recreational angling
tributaryOf River Ribble
underwent environmental improvement schemes
usedFor local recreation
walking along riverside paths
watercourseSystem Ribble catchment

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

Blackburn hasRiver River Darwen
River Ribble hasTributary River Darwen