Avon

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Avon is a river in southwest England that flows through the city of Bristol before reaching the Severn Estuary.

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Avon canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
alsoKnownAs Bristol Avon
Lower Avon
basinCountry England
connectedTo Kennet and Avon Canal
country United Kingdom
drainageBasinArea approximately 2,200 square kilometers
erosionalLandform Avon Gorge
flowsDirection generally westward
flowsInto Severn Estuary
flowsThrough Bath
Bath and North East Somerset
Bradford-on-Avon
Bristol
Bristol Harbour
Keynsham
South Gloucestershire
hasBridge Avonmouth Bridge
Bath Bridge
Clifton Suspension Bridge
Prince Street Bridge
hasFeature Avon Gorge
hasTributary By Brook
River Chew
River Frome (Bristol)
linked to: River Frome

River Marden
River Trym
length approximately 121 kilometers
approximately 75 miles
locatedIn England
South West England
linked to: southwest England
mouth Severn Estuary
mouthLocatedAt near Avonmouth
notableFor dramatic gorge near Bristol
historic role in Bristol’s maritime trade
partOf River Severn drainage basin
passesThroughCounty Bristol
Gloucestershire
Somerset
Wiltshire
region Bristol region
linked to: Bristol urban area

Cotswolds fringe
linked to: Cotswolds
sourceLocation Cotswold Hills
linked to: Cotswolds

near Acton Turville
usedFor angling
boating
navigation
recreation
watercourseType tidal river near its mouth

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Bristol Avon hasName Avon