River Ythan

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River Ythan is a river in northeast Scotland known for its estuary’s rich wildlife and important conservation habitats.

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River Ythan canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf estuary
national nature reserve
river
adjacentTo Forvie National Nature Reserve
basinCountry Scotland
catchmentArea northeast Aberdeenshire
country Scotland
designation Ramsar site
Site of Special Scientific Interest
Special Protection Area
ecologicalIssue nutrient enrichment concerns
fishSpecies brown trout
salmon
sea trout
flowsInto North Sea
flowsThrough Ellon
Fyvie
Methlick
Newburgh
hasBridge Bridge of Forvie
Ellon Bridge
hasEstuary Ythan Estuary
hasTributary Burn of Fortrie
Burn of Monquhitter
River Ebrie
importantFor migratory birds
waders
wintering wildfowl
knownFor important conservation habitats
rich estuarine wildlife
sand dunes
seabird colonies
length approximately 37 miles
approximately 60 kilometres
locatedIn Aberdeenshire
northeast Scotland
locatedInCouncilArea Aberdeenshire
mouth North Sea
mouthLocation near Newburgh
nearbyCity Aberdeen
region Grampian
sourceLocation near Kirkton of Forgue
supportsHabitat mudflats
saltmarsh
sand dunes
supportsSpecies common eider duck
seals
terns
usedFor angling

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Formartine area containsRiver River Ythan
Ellon locatedOn River Ythan
Ellon river River Ythan
Formartine containsBodyOfWater River Ythan
Ythanbank locatedNear River Ythan
Ythanbank hasWatercourse River Ythan
Ythanbank locatedOnRiver River Ythan
Fyvie hasNearbyWaterBody River Ythan
Methlick locatedOnRiver River Ythan