Eau d’Heure

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Eau d’Heure is a river in southern Belgium, known for feeding the Eau d’Heure lakes, one of the country’s largest artificial lake complexes and a popular recreation area.

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Eau d’Heure canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
associatedWith Eau d’Heure dam complex
basinCountry Belgium
country Belgium
feeds Eau d’Heure lakes
flowsInto Sambre
forms Eau d’Heure lakes
hasCharacteristic artificially regulated
freshwater
hasHydrologicalFunction reservoir supply
hasMouthLocation Sambre
hasPart downstream reaches towards Sambre
upstream reaches in Hainaut
languageOfToponym French
locatedIn Wallonia
southern Belgium
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Hainaut Province
linked to: Hainaut

Namur Province
locatedInOrNear Cerfontaine
Froidchapelle
mouthLocatedIn Belgium
Wallonia
notableFor forming one of Belgium’s largest artificial lake complexes
supporting a major recreation area
partOfRiverSystem Meuse basin
tributaryOf Sambre
usedFor recreation
tourism
water sports

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Sambre hasTributary Eau d’Heure