Trent Falls

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geographical feature tidal confluence

Trent Falls is the tidal confluence where the River Trent meets the River Ouse to form the Humber Estuary in eastern England.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	geographical feature → tidal confluence →
coordinatesApprox	53.70°N 0.70°W →
country	England →
elevation	sea level →
forms	Humber Estuary →
hasFeature	shifting sandbanks → strong tidal currents → tidal bore risk →
hasHydrologicalRole	mixing zone of freshwater and tidal waters → transition from river to estuary →
hasNavigationConstraint	requires careful pilotage →
hasSedimentProcess	estuarine deposition → high sediment transport →
hasTidalRegime	macrotidal →
knownFor	complex tidal flows → meeting point of two major English rivers →
locatedAtConfluenceOf	River Ouse → River Trent →
locatedIn	Humberhead Levels → Yorkshire and the Humber → eastern England →
locatedInDrainageBasin	Humber basin → River Ouse basin → River Trent basin →
locatedNear	Apex of the Humber Estuary → Blacktoft → Blacktoft Sands → Brough → Faxfleet →
mouthOf	River Trent →
navigationalStatus	hazardous for shipping →
nearbySettlement	Blacktoft → Brough → Faxfleet → Whitton →
partOf	Humber Estuary system →
region	East Riding of Yorkshire → North Lincolnshire →
riverSystem	Humber river system →
tributaryTo	North Sea via Humber Estuary →
usedFor	commercial navigation → inland waterway transport →
waterBody	Humber Estuary →
watercourse	River Ouse → River Trent →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
River Trent →	flowsThrough