Adur Valley

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Adur Valley is a scenic river valley in West Sussex, England, known for its chalk downland landscapes, wildlife habitats, and walking routes along the River Adur.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Adur Valley canonical 6
Adur river valley 1

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
river valley
access bridleways in surrounding downs
public footpaths along River Adur
administrativeArea Adur District (partly)
linked to: Adur District
country England
crossedBy South Downs Way (nearby on the downs)
ecologicalSignificance supports diverse bird species
supports wetland flora
hasConservationInterest chalk grassland
riverine habitats
hasFeature grazing marsh
long-distance walking routes
public footpaths
riparian habitats
river floodplain
views of the South Downs
wetland areas
hasViewOf South Downs escarpment
linked to: South Downs

chalk hills
hydrologicalRole drainage corridor to the English Channel via Shoreham Harbour
knownFor chalk downland
scenic landscapes
walking routes
wildlife habitats
landUse agricultural land
pasture
recreational open space
locatedIn South East England
West Sussex
near Brighton and Hove
partOf River Adur catchment
South Downs landscape
passesNear Henfield area
Steyning
Upper Beeding
passesThrough Shoreham-by-Sea area
linked to: Shoreham-by-Sea
recreationalUse angling
birdwatching
cycling
walking
river River Adur
terrain chalk downland landscapes
tourism local countryside tourism
watercourseType tidal and non-tidal sections of River Adur

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

Upper Beeding hasFeature Adur Valley
Upper Beeding locatedIn Adur Valley
Chanctonbury Ring overlooks Adur Valley
Lancing Ring overlooks Adur Valley
Shoreham Tollbridge crosses Adur Valley
South Downs landscape setting contains Adur river valley
linked to: Adur Valley