Bure

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The Bure is a river in Norfolk, England, that forms a central part of the Broads network and ultimately drains into the North Sea via Great Yarmouth.

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Label Occurrences
Bure canonical 1

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Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
administrativeRegion county of Norfolk
linked to: Norfolk county
connectedTo network of broads and dykes
country England
United Kingdom
drainageBasin North Sea
flowsDirection generally eastward
flowsInto River Yare
flowsThrough Acle
Aylsham
Coltishall
Great Yarmouth
Horning
Hoveton
Ranworth Broad
St Benet’s Abbey area
Wroxham
formsPartOf Norfolk Broads navigation network
hasBridge Acle Bridge
Wroxham Bridge
hasConfluence confluence with River Yare near Great Yarmouth
hasEcosystemType lowland river
wetland
hasNearbySettlement Acle
Aylsham
Coltishall
Great Yarmouth
Horning
Wroxham
locatedIn East of England
Norfolk
locatedOnContinent Europe
mouth River Yare
mouthLocation Great Yarmouth
navigable yes
notableFor forming a central part of the Broads network
partOf The Broads
region Norfolk Broads
linked to: The Broads
sourceLocation near Melton Constable
tributary River Ant
River Bure’s local dykes and drains
River Thurne
usedFor angling
recreational boating
tourism
waterwayType freshwater river

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River Ant mouthOf Bure