Faversham Creek

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Faversham Creek is a tidal waterway in Kent, England, historically important for maritime trade and shipbuilding and forming part of the Swale estuarine system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tidal creek
waterway
administrativeArea Borough of Swale NERFINISHED
connectedTo Faversham Stonebridge Pond (via feeder streams) NERFINISHED
Faversham town quay NERFINISHED
Nagden Channel NERFINISHED
Oare Creek NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
drainageBasin North Sea NERFINISHED
ecologicalSignificance supports estuarine habitats
supports saltmarsh vegetation
supports wading birds
flowsInto The Swale NERFINISHED
hasFeature mudflats
saltmarshes
sea walls
swing bridge at Faversham
tidal basin at Faversham
wharves and quays
hasHeritageAspect historic quays and warehouses
traditional Thames sailing barges (visiting)
hasMouthPosition near Nagden Marshes
historicalPeriodOfPeakUse 19th century
historicalUse agricultural produce export
barge traffic
brick and tile export
gunpowder transport
maritime trade
shipbuilding
timber import
locatedIn Faversham NERFINISHED
Kent NERFINISHED
South East England
mouthLocation The Swale NERFINISHED
near Faversham town centre conservation area NERFINISHED
Oare Marshes NERFINISHED
partOf Swale estuarine system NERFINISHED
The Swale NERFINISHED
passesThrough Faversham town centre NERFINISHED
region Isle of Sheppey and Swale area (wider estuarine context) NERFINISHED
subjectOf Faversham Creek Neighbourhood Plan (heritage and regeneration focus) NERFINISHED
tideSystem North Sea tidal regime
usedFor angling
recreational boating
sailing
wildlife observation
waterbody The Swale NERFINISHED
waterType brackish water

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Swale estuary adjacentTo Faversham Creek
Faversham hasLandmark Faversham Creek
Faversham hasRiver Faversham Creek