Ballinderry River

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The Ballinderry River is a river in Northern Ireland that flows through County Tyrone and County Londonderry before reaching Lough Neagh.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
conservationStatus ecologically important river in Northern Ireland
country United Kingdom
crossesSettlement Ardboe area
Coagh
Cookstown
drainageBasin Lough Neagh basin
emptiesInto Lough Neagh
flowsDirection generally eastwards towards Lough Neagh
flowsThrough County Londonderry
County Tyrone
hasBasinCountry Ireland (geographical island)
linked to: Island of Ireland

United Kingdom
hasConservationProject Ballinderry River Enhancement Association projects
hasNameLanguage English
hasNameVariant Ballinderry River, County Tyrone
linked to: Ballinderry River
hasTributary Ballygawley Water
Clogher River
Kildress River
hasWildlife Atlantic salmon
brown trout
freshwater pearl mussel
kingfisher
otter
knownFor Atlantic salmon
angling
brown trout fishing
locatedIn Northern Ireland
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Causeway Coast and Glens Borough (downstream area)
Mid Ulster District
locatedOn island of Ireland
mouthLocation Lough Neagh
partOf River Bann catchment
region Ulster
sourceLocation County Tyrone
usedFor biodiversity conservation
recreational fishing
waterbodyType freshwater river

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Lough Neagh inflow Ballinderry River
Blackwater River (Northern Ireland) partOf River Blackwater (Ulster) system
subject linked to: Blackwater River
linked to: Ballinderry River
Ballinderry River hasNameVariant Ballinderry River, County Tyrone
linked to: Ballinderry River
Loch nEathach inflow Ballinderry River
Cookstown hasRiver Ballinderry River