River Derwent (Cumbria) catchment

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The River Derwent (Cumbria) catchment is the drainage basin in northwest England that collects water from the surrounding uplands, including parts of the Pennines and Lake District, and channels it through the River Derwent system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river catchment
country United Kingdom
drainedBy River Derwent (Cumbria)
linked to: River Derwent
drainsFrom Cumbrian Fells
linked to: Cumbrian Mountains

Lake District uplands
emptiesInto Solway Firth
flowsThrough northwest Cumbria
hasEnvironmentalDesignation includes Sites of Special Scientific Interest
partly within National Park
hasEnvironmentalIssue flood risk
soil erosion
hasLandUse forestry
tourism
upland grazing
highestPointLocatedIn Lake District mountains
includesArea Borrowdale
Coledale
linked to: Coledale Fells

Ennerdale
linked to: Ennerdale Water

Lake District
Lake District National Park
linked to: Lake District

Newlands Valley
Skiddaw massif
linked to: Skiddaw
includesTown Cockermouth
Keswick
Workington
includesWaterBody Bassenthwaite Lake
Buttermere
Crummock Water
Derwentwater
Ennerdale Water
Loweswater
Thirlmere
includesWatercourse Dash Beck
Glenderamackin
Newlands Beck
River Cocker
River Derwent (Cumbria)
linked to: River Derwent

River Ellen
River Greta (Cumbria)
River Marron
St John’s Beck
Watendlath Beck
locatedIn Cumbria
North West England
managingAuthority Environment Agency
mouthLocatedAt Irish Sea
partOf Irish Sea basin
riverSystem River Derwent (Cumbria) system
linked to: River Derwent

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Pennine watershed relatedTo River Derwent (Cumbria) catchment
Dark Peak moorlands drainage River Derwent catchment
linked to: River Derwent (Cumbria) catchment