Boyne river system

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The Boyne river system is a major river network in eastern Ireland, centered on the River Boyne and its tributaries, and known for its historical and archaeological significance.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Boyne catchment 1
Boyne river system canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hydrological system
river system
containsSite Battle of the Boyne battlefield
Brú na Bóinne
Dowth
Hill of Tara vicinity
Knowth
Newgrange
country Ireland
drainsRegion County Kildare
County Louth
County Meath
County Offaly
County Westmeath
flowsThrough Navan
Oldbridge
Slane
Stackallen
Trim
hasBasinSize approximately 2,695 square kilometres
hasCulturalAssociation Celtic archaeology
linked to: Celtic culture

Irish mythology
hasEcologicalSignificance supports salmon populations
supports trout populations
hasEconomicUse angling
tourism
hasLength approximately 112 kilometres
hasMainRiver River Boyne
hasNotableFeature Boyne Navigation
weirs and millraces
hasRecreationalUse boating
kayaking
walking trails along banks
hasTributary River Blackwater (Boyne tributary)
River Deel (Boyne tributary)
linked to: River Deel

River Knightsbrook
River Leinster Blackwater
River Mattock NERFINISHED
River Skane
River Stoneyford (Boyne tributary)
linked to: River Stoneyford

River Tremblestown
River Yellow (Boyne tributary)
knownFor archaeological significance
historical significance
locatedIn eastern Ireland
mouthLocatedAt Irish Sea
mouthLocatedNear Drogheda
partOf Irish Sea drainage basin
sourceRegion Trinity Well, near Carbury, County Kildare

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

River Deel (Boyne) locatedInRiverSystem Boyne river system
subject linked to: River Deel
River Boyne estuary partOf Boyne catchment
linked to: Boyne river system