Sulby River

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The Sulby River is the longest river on the Isle of Man, flowing from the island’s central hills to the sea at Ramsey.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Sulby River canonical 6

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (31)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
basinCountry Isle of Man
country Isle of Man
crosses Lezayre
drainageBasin northern Isle of Man
flowsDirection generally eastward
flowsInto Irish Sea
flowsThrough Ramsey
Sulby
hasBridge Parson’s Bridge
hasEstuary Ramsey harbour
linked to: Ramsey Harbour
hasNearbySettlement Ramsey town
Sulby village
linked to: Sulby
hasPart Sulby Reservoir
hasTributary Block Eary stream
Glen Auldyn
hasValley Sulby Glen
linked to: Sulby Valley
length approximately 18 km
locatedIn Isle of Man
northern Isle of Man
mouth Ramsey Bay
mouthLocatedIn Ramsey
near Snaefell
notableFor being the longest river on the Isle of Man
region British Isles
sourceRegion Snaefell area
central hills of the Isle of Man
usedFor angling
public water supply
recreation
waterbodyType freshwater

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (6)

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

Ramsey traversedBy Sulby River
Ramsey, Isle of Man hasRiver Sulby River
Lezayre traversedBy Sulby River
Sulby hasPart Sulby River
Sulby crossedBy Sulby River
Sulby hasNaturalFeature Sulby River