Blakeney Harbour

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Blakeney Harbour is a tidal harbour on the north Norfolk coast of England, known for its salt marshes, creeks, and wildlife-rich coastal landscape.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Blakeney Channel system 1
Blakeney Harbour canonical 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal geographic feature
tidal harbour
accessedVia Blakeney Quay
linked to: Blakeney

Morston Quay
linked to: Morston
adjacentTo Blakeney Point spit
linked to: Blakeney Point
connectedTo North Sea via tidal channels
country England
ecologicalSignificance important breeding site for seals
important habitat for migratory birds
hasActivity birdwatching
nature observation
walking on coastal paths
hasDesignation part of a National Nature Reserve
part of a Ramsar wetland site
part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest
part of a Special Protection Area
hasHydrologyCharacteristic extensive intertidal areas
shallow
tidal
hasLandscapeFeature mudflats
salt marshes
sandbanks
shingle spits
tidal creeks
hasNearbySettlement Blakeney
Cley next the Sea
Morston
Stiffkey
hasProtectedArea Blakeney National Nature Reserve
Blakeney Point
knownFor boat trips to see seals
salt marsh ecology
seabirds
seal colonies
wildlife-rich coastal landscape
locatedIn East of England
Norfolk
North Norfolk
locatedOnCoastOf North Sea
managedBy National Trust (for Blakeney Point and reserve areas)
partOf Blakeney Channel system
linked to: Blakeney Harbour

Norfolk Coast AONB
North Norfolk Coast
region East Anglia
usedFor recreational boating
sailing
small-scale fishing
tourism

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Referenced by (2)

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

Blakeney Point oversees Blakeney Harbour
Blakeney Harbour partOf Blakeney Channel system
linked to: Blakeney Harbour