River Worth

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River Worth is a small river in West Yorkshire, England, flowing through the Worth Valley and the town of Keighley before joining the River Aire.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
River Worth canonical 8

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
watercourse
associatedWith Keighley and Worth Valley Railway
basinCountry United Kingdom
country England
county West Yorkshire
crossesUnder Leeds and Liverpool Canal (near its confluence)
drainageBasin Aire catchment
ecoregion South Pennine Moors area
linked to: South Pennine Moors
flowsGenerally eastward
flowsInto River Aire at Keighley
linked to: Keighley
flowsThrough Damems
Haworth
Ingrow
Keighley
Oakworth
Oxenhope
Worth Valley
hasBridge various road bridges in Keighley
hasFeature mill races (historical)
weirs
hasFloodRisk Keighley
Worth Valley settlements
hasImproved water quality in late 20th and 21st centuries
hasTributary Bridgehouse Beck
Hallas Beck
North Beck
Sladen Beck
historicallyUsedFor industrial power
textile mills
lengthApprox short river
locatedIn West Yorkshire
Worth Valley
Worth Valley civil parish
linked to: Worth Valley
managedBy Environment Agency (England)
mouth River Aire
near Bronte Country
linked to: Brontë Country
partOf River Aire river system
region Yorkshire and the Humber
sourceRegion Pennines
South Pennines
supports freshwater fish
riparian wildlife
tributaryOf River Aire
usedFor angling
recreation
waterQualityIssues industrial pollution (historical)

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

River Aire tributary River Worth
Keighley hasRiver River Worth
Haworth locatedOn River Worth
Worth Valley namedAfter River Worth
Worth Valley hasRiver River Worth
River Aire basin containsTributary River Worth