Tamar–Tavy–Lynher estuarine system

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The Tamar–Tavy–Lynher estuarine system is a complex network of tidal rivers and estuaries in southwest England, forming an important ecological and maritime area along the border of Devon and Cornwall.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf estuarine system
tidal river system
adjacentTo Hamoaze
Tamar Valley
connectedTo River Lynher
River Tamar
River Tavy
country United Kingdom
drainsInto English Channel
Plymouth Sound
formsBorderBetween Cornwall
Devon
hasConservationStatus important wildlife habitat
hasEcologicalImportance feeding grounds for waders
feeding grounds for wildfowl
nursery area for fish
hasEconomicImportance fisheries
maritime transport
tourism
hasGeomorphologicalType ria estuary
hasHydrologicalFeature intertidal sandbanks
mudflats
saltmarshes
subtidal channels
tidal rivers
hasPart River Lynher estuary
River Tamar estuary
River Tavy estuary
hasProcess salinity gradient
sediment deposition
strong tidal influence
locatedIn Cornwall
Devon
South West England
linked to: southwest England
mouthLocatedAt Plymouth Sound
nearCity Plymouth
partlyWithin border of Devon and Cornwall
partOf Tamar catchment
supportsSpeciesGroup estuarine invertebrates
migratory fish
saltmarsh plants
usedFor angling
recreational boating
shellfishing
shipping
waterBodyType brackish water system

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Hamoaze partOf Tamar–Tavy–Lynher estuarine system
River Tavy partOf Tamar Estuary system
linked to: Tamar–Tavy–Lynher estuarine system