Thruscross Reservoir

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Thruscross Reservoir is a scenic man-made lake in North Yorkshire, England, known for its moorland surroundings, submerged village remains, and role in regional water supply and recreation.

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Thruscross Reservoir canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf reservoir
basinCountry United Kingdom
category Reservoirs in North Yorkshire
Tourist attractions in North Yorkshire
constructionBegan 1960s
country England
environment upland moorland
hasAccess car park
public footpaths
hasFeature conifer plantations
footpaths around shore
gritstone moorland
stone dam
inflow River Washburn
knownFor angling
birdwatching
moorland surroundings
sailing
scenic views
submerged village remains
walking routes
locatedIn North Yorkshire
Washburn Valley
Yorkshire Dales
locatedInProtectedArea Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
locatedNear Blubberhouses
Harrogate
nearbyReservoir Fewston Reservoir
Lindley Wood Reservoir
Swinsty Reservoir
operator Yorkshire Water
outflow River Washburn
ownedBy Yorkshire Water
partOf Washburn Valley reservoir system
linked to: Washburn reservoirs

Yorkshire Water supply network
linked to: Yorkshire Water
purpose flood control
recreation
water supply
region Yorkshire and the Humber
submergedSettlement West End
usedFor fishing
nature observation
outdoor recreation
public water supply
walking
watercourse River Washburn

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River Washburn hasReservoir Thruscross Reservoir