Colne Estuary

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Colne Estuary is a tidal estuary on the Essex coast of England where the River Colne meets the North Sea, noted for its saltmarshes, mudflats, and rich birdlife.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Colne Estuary canonical 2
River Colne estuary 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf estuary
adjacentTo Fingringhoe Marshes
Mersea Island
linked to: West Mersea

Point Clear
country United Kingdom
ecosystemType coastal wetland
hasDesignation National Nature Reserve
Nature Conservation Review site
Ramsar site
Site of Special Scientific Interest
Special Protection Area
hasFeature creeks
grazing marsh
intertidal habitats
mudflats
saltmarshes
sandbanks
shingle
hasMouthNear Brightlingsea
Mersea Island
linked to: West Mersea
influencedBy tides
knownFor rich birdlife
saltmarsh vegetation
wading birds
wintering waterfowl
locatedIn England
Essex
locatedNear Alresford
Brightlingsea
Colchester
Fingringhoe
Rowhedge
Wivenhoe
locatedOn Essex coast
mouthOfWatercourse River Colne
opensInto North Sea
partOf North Sea basin
protectedFor bird conservation
wetland habitats
region East of England
supportsSpecies Brent goose
avocet
black-tailed godwit
curlew
dunlin
grey plover
oystercatcher
redshank
waterBodyType brackish water

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (4)

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

River Colne (Essex) hasPart Colne Estuary
subject linked to: River Colne
River Colne (Essex) hasEstuary Colne Estuary
subject linked to: River Colne
Tendring Peninsula near River Colne estuary
linked to: Colne Estuary
Brightlingsea Creek partOf River Colne estuary
linked to: Colne Estuary