Brennand River

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The Brennand River is a small upland watercourse in Lancashire, England, flowing through remote moorland before joining other streams that feed into the River Hodder.

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Brennand River canonical 1

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Statements (25)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country England
drainageBasin River Ribble basin
flowsThrough remote countryside
upland moorland
forms River Dunsop
formsConfluenceWith Whitendale River
hasEcosystem upland river habitat
hasTributaryRole headwater of River Hodder
hasValley Brennand Valley
linked to: Hodder Valley
hydrologicalSystem Ribble river system
locatedIn Borough of Ribble Valley
linked to: Ribble Valley

Forest of Bowland
Lancashire
locatedInProtectedArea Forest of Bowland Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
linked to: Forest of Bowland
mouthLocation near Dunsop Bridge
nearbySettlement Dunsop Bridge
partOf River Hodder catchment
region North West England
sourceRegion Bowland Fells
Brennand Fell
tributaryOf River Hodder
usedFor recreational walking
watercourseType moorland river
upland stream

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River Hodder hasTributary Brennand River