Hareshaw Burn

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Hareshaw Burn is a small stream in Northumberland, England, known for flowing through scenic woodland and forming the picturesque Hareshaw Linn waterfall before joining the River North Tyne.

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Hareshaw Burn canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf stream
access public footpath along the burn
country England
drainageBasin River Tyne catchment
ecosystemType ancient woodland
flowsThrough Bellingham
woodland gorge
forms Hareshaw Linn
hasBiodiversity rich plant and animal life
hasConservationInterest woodland and riparian habitats
hasFeature Hareshaw Linn waterfall
hasGeologicalInterest gorge and waterfall formations
hasWalkingRoute Hareshaw Linn trail
knownFor picturesque waterfall
scenic woodland setting
locatedIn North East England
Northumberland
mouthElevationApprox around 100 metres above sea level
mouthLocation near Bellingham
near Bellingham village
popularFor nature observation
walking
region Northumberland National Park area
tourismImportance local visitor attraction
tributaryOf River North Tyne
waterfallHeightApprox 9 metres

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River North Tyne hasTributary Hareshaw Burn