River Awe

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River Awe is a short but significant river in Argyll and Bute, western Scotland, that drains Loch Awe into Loch Etive and is known for its scenic valley and hydroelectric developments.

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River Awe canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country Scotland
crossedBy A85 road NERFINISHED
Connel–Oban railway line
drainageBasin Loch Awe catchment
drainsFrom Loch Awe
flowsDirection generally north-west
flowsInto Loch Etive
flowsThrough Pass of Brander
hasDam Awe Barrage
hasFeature narrow gorge
rapids
hasFishing salmon fishing
trout fishing
hasHydroelectricPowerStation Inverawe power station
hasInfrastructure fish ladder
hasMouthNear Taynuilt
knownFor hydroelectric developments
scenic valley
length approximately 5 miles
approximately 8 kilometres
locatedIn Argyll and Bute
United Kingdom
western Scotland
mouthElevation sea level
nearbySettlement Lochawe
Taynuilt
partOf Loch Awe hydroelectric scheme
Scottish Highlands landscape
linked to: Scottish Highlands
region Argyll
sourceElevation approximately 36 metres
usedFor hydroelectric power generation
recreational angling
valleyName Awe Valley
watercourseSystem Loch Awe–River Awe–Loch Etive

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Referenced by (6)

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

Loch Awe locatedOnWatercourse River Awe
Loch Awe hasOutflow River Awe
Taynuilt hasNearbyWaterBody River Awe
Loch Etive hasInflow River Awe
Kilchrenan hasNearbyWaterBody River Awe