Forth estuary

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The Forth estuary is the tidal mouth of Scotland’s River Forth, forming a broad inlet on the country’s east coast that has long been important for shipping, industry, and iconic bridges such as the Forth Bridge.

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Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal inlet
estuary
alsoKnownAs Firth of Forth
borderedBy Fife
Lothian
Stirling council area
country Scotland
crossedAt Kincardine NERFINISHED
Queensferry
flowsInto North Sea
hasBridge Clackmannanshire Bridge NERFINISHED
Forth Bridge
Forth Road Bridge NERFINISHED
Kincardine Bridge
Queensferry Crossing
hasHistoricalUse naval base
trade route
hasIndustrialArea Grangemouth
surface form: "Grangemouth petrochemical complex"

Rosyth
surface form: "Rosyth dockyard"
hasIsland Inchcolm
Inchgarvie
Inchkeith
Inchmickery
Isle of May
hasLighthouse Inchkeith Lighthouse
Isle of May Lighthouse
hasMajorCityOnShore Dunfermline
Edinburgh
hasMajorTownOnShore Grangemouth
Kirkcaldy NERFINISHED
Leith
hasPort Grangemouth
surface form: "Grangemouth port"

Port of Leith
Rosyth
surface form: "Rosyth port"
hasSubregion Inner Forth
Outer Forth
hasWildlifeDesignation Site of Special Scientific Interest
Special Protection Area
knownFor iconic railway bridge
iconic road bridges
locatedIn east coast of Scotland
mouthOf River Forth
near Edinburgh Airport
partOf North Sea
region central Scotland
surface form: "Central Belt of Scotland"
usedFor fishing
industry
recreation
shipping

Referenced by (4)

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

Queensferry Crossing crossingOf Forth estuary
Ochil Hills hasViewOf Forth estuary
this entity surface form: "River Forth estuary"
Forth Bridge locatedOn Forth estuary
Inchgarvie partOf Forth estuary

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