Conyer

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Conyer is a small village and former industrial hamlet in Kent, England, known for its maritime heritage and location along the Swale estuary.

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Conyer canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hamlet
settlement
village
country England
environment coastal
estuarine
hasAccessibility access to Swale estuary by water
road access from nearby villages
hasCharacteristic former industrial hamlet
small village
hasEconomicActivity hospitality
leisure boating
tourism
hasFeature boat moorings
creek
marina
mudflats
riverside paths
saltmarsh
hasHeritage maritime heritage
hasLandUseHistory barge building
brickmaking
industrial
ship repair
hasNearbyProtectedArea The Swale Ramsar site
The Swale Site of Special Scientific Interest
The Swale Special Protection Area
hasPath Saxon Shore Way
local public footpaths
hasTransportHistory barge traffic
creek navigation
industrial wharves
hasType rural settlement
hasWaterbody Conyer Creek
locatedIn Kent
South East England
Swale district
locatedOn Conyer Creek
Swale estuary
The Swale
near Sittingbourne
Teynham
partOf Borough of Swale
linked to: Swale district
region Kent
usedFor birdwatching
recreational boating
sailing
walking

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Swale district contains Conyer