River Carron (Ross-shire)

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River Carron (Ross-shire) is a river in the Scottish Highlands that flows through Strathcarron in Easter Ross, known for its scenic glen landscapes and salmon fishing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country Scotland
flowsInto Loch Carron
flowsThrough Strathcarron
hasEcosystem Atlantic salmon habitat
freshwater river ecosystem
hasLandscape mountainous surroundings
narrow glen
hasRecreation fly fishing
walking along riverbanks
hasValley Strathcarron
hasWildlife otters
salmon
trout
knownFor salmon fishing
scenic glen landscapes
locatedIn Easter Ross
Ross and Cromarty
Scottish Highlands
northern Scotland
locatedNear village of Strathcarron
locatedOn west coast of the Scottish Highlands
mouthLocation sea loch near Loch Carron
partOf drainage basin of the west Highlands
region Highland council area
scenicFeature glen landscapes
tourismType rural tourism
usedFor angling
recreational fishing
waterBodyType freshwater river
watercourseType salmon river

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Glencalvie locatedNear River Carron (Ross-shire)
Strathcarron locatedOn River Carron (Wester Ross)
linked to: River Carron (Ross-shire)
Dornoch Firth inflow River Carron (Sutherland)
linked to: River Carron (Ross-shire)
Loch Carron hasInflow River Carron (Wester Ross)
linked to: River Carron (Ross-shire)