Lough Mahon

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Lough Mahon is a tidal estuarine inlet forming part of Cork Harbour on the south coast of Ireland.

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Lough Mahon canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
tidal estuarine inlet
coastlineType indented estuarine shoreline
connectedTo Cork Harbour
surface form: Lower Harbour (Cork Harbour)

River Lee estuary
country Ireland
crossedBy Jack Lynch Tunnel
drainsTo Celtic Sea
hasCharacteristic estuarine
tidal
hasEcologicalType intertidal mudflats
saltmarsh habitat
hasFeature extensive mudflats at low tide
navigable channels at high tide
hasIrishName Loch Machain
hasIssue water quality concerns
hasShore Blackrock, County Cork, Ireland
surface form: Blackrock, Cork

Little Island, County Cork
Mahon, Cork
Rochestown, County Cork
surface form: Rochestown, Cork
hasTidalRange macrotidal regime (Cork Harbour)
importantFor wading birds
wintering waterfowl
locatedEastOf Cork city
surface form: Cork City centre
locatedIn County Cork
locatedNear Cork city
surface form: Cork City
locatedNorthOf Rochestown, County Cork
locatedOnCoastOf south coast of Ireland
locatedSouthOf Little Island channel
locatedWestOf Douglas, County Cork, Ireland
surface form: Little Island, County Cork
monitoredBy Environmental Protection Agency (Ireland)
nameLanguage Irish
near Mahon Point Shopping Centre
overlookedBy N40 South Ring Road
surface form: South Ring Road (N40)
partOf Celtic Sea drainage basin
Cork Harbour
Cork Harbour Special Protection Area
River Lee estuary
surface form: River Lee estuary system
protectedUnder EU Birds Directive
receives industrial discharges from Cork Harbour area
urban runoff from Cork City suburbs
region Munster
subjectTo tidal flooding risk
usedFor angling
boating
recreation
waterType brackish water

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