Tweed catchment

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The Tweed catchment is the river basin in southern Scotland and northern England drained by the River Tweed and its tributaries, forming an important ecological and hydrological system in the region.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Tweed catchment canonical 3

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf drainage basin
river basin
country United Kingdom
crossesBorderBetween England
Scotland
drainageDirection generally eastward
drainedBy River Tweed
formsPartOf Northumberland
Scottish Borders region
linked to: Scottish Borders
hasConservationDesignation contains Sites of Special Scientific Interest
includes Special Areas of Conservation
hasEcologicalSignificance important for freshwater habitats
supports Atlantic salmon
supports migratory fish populations
supports otter populations
supports sea trout
hasGeomorphologicalFeature alluvial terraces
floodplains
meandering river channels
hasLandUse agriculture
forestry
upland grazing
urban settlements
hasOutlet North Sea
hasTributary Eddleston Water
Gala Water
Leader Water
Lyne Water
River Blackadder
River Ettrick
River Teviot
River Till
River Whiteadder
River Yarrow
hydrologicalRole influences regional flood risk
regulates regional water flow
supports public water supply in the region
locatedIn northern England
southern Scotland
managedBy Environment Agency (England)
Scottish Environment Protection Agency
mouthLocatedAt Berwick-upon-Tweed
partOf River Tweed basin
border rivers system between Scotland and England
supportsActivity conservation management
recreational angling
tourism

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

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

River Ettrick partOf Tweed catchment
River Yarrow partOf Tweed catchment
Megget Water drainageBasin Tweed catchment