River Naver

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River Naver is a remote river in Sutherland in the far north of Scotland, known for flowing through the sparsely populated Strathnaver valley to the north coast and for its salmon fishing.

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River Naver canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country Scotland
drainageBasin north coast of Sutherland
flowsInto North Atlantic Ocean
linked to: North Atlantic
flowsThrough Strathnaver
hasEconomicActivity sport fishing tourism
hasFishSpecies Atlantic salmon
trout
hasNameVariant Naver
linked to: Naver Corporation
hasNearbySettlement Altnaharra
Bettyhill
hasRecreationalUse angling
hasValley Strathnaver
hasValleyCharacteristic sparsely populated
knownFor flowing through sparsely populated valley
remote location
salmon fishing
languageOfName English
locatedIn Highland council area
Sutherland
far north of Scotland
northern Scotland
mouthLocation Bettyhill area
north coast of Scotland
partOf river systems of Scotland
rivers of the Scottish Highlands
region Scottish Highlands
watercourseType freshwater river

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Strathnaver river River Naver
Strathnaver namedAfter River Naver
Strathnaver drainageRiver River Naver
Bettyhill locatedNear River Naver
Bettyhill nearRiverMouth River Naver