Cotswold springs

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Cotswold springs are natural freshwater sources in the Cotswolds region of England that feed local rivers and canals, including the Thames and Severn Canal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freshwater source
natural spring system
associatedWith Cotswold landscape
Cotswold stone-built settlements
Cotswold villages NERFINISHED
climateInfluence moderates local microclimate near spring heads
country United Kingdom
drainagePattern contributes to headwaters of major rivers
ecologicalRole maintains perennial river flow
supports riparian habitats
supports wetland ecosystems
feeds River Severn tributaries
River Thames tributaries
Thames and Severn Canal NERFINISHED
Thames headwaters
local canals in the Cotswolds
local rivers in the Cotswolds
formationProcess groundwater emergence from limestone aquifer
geologicalSetting Cotswold limestone aquifer NERFINISHED
Jurassic limestone
historicalSignificance important for historic canal navigation
supported development of Cotswold settlements
hydrologicalRegion Severn Basin NERFINISHED
Thames Basin NERFINISHED
influences baseflow of Cotswold rivers
local groundwater levels
locatedIn Cotswold Hills NERFINISHED
Cotswolds
England
southwest England
surface form: South West England
partOf Cotswold aquifer system NERFINISHED
regionFeatureOf Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty NERFINISHED
tourismRole feature of Cotswold walking routes
scenic natural attraction in the Cotswolds
vulnerability affected by groundwater abstraction
sensitive to land use change
sensitive to pollution from agriculture
waterQuality calcium-rich water
typically hard water
waterType freshwater
waterUse agricultural water source
historical public water supply
livestock watering
local industry water source

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Thames and Severn Canal waterSource Cotswold springs