Arigna River

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The Arigna River is a small river in County Roscommon, Ireland, known for flowing through a historic coal-mining region before entering Lough Allen.

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Arigna River canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
associatedWith Arigna Mining Experience
Arigna coal mines
continent Europe
country Ireland
flowsInto Lough Allen
hasNearbyCountyTown Carrick-on-Shannon (regional centre)
linked to: Carrick-on-Shannon
hasNearbyFeature Arigna Mountains (locally so-called uplands)
linked to: Arigna Mountains
hasNearbyLandUse former coal mining
pastoral agriculture
hasNearbySettlement Arigna
hasWatershedCharacteristic upland catchment in north Roscommon
knownFor flowing through a historic coal-mining region
locatedIn Connacht
County Leitrim (partly near boundary)
County Roscommon
north County Roscommon
locatedNear Arigna village
mouthElevation approximately 48 metres
mouthLocation Lough Allen
partOf Irish river network
region Arigna
riverSystem Shannon River basin
linked to: Shannon River Basin
usedFor local angling
waterbodyType freshwater

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Lough Allen hasNearbyFeature Arigna River