River Cray valley

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The River Cray valley is a river valley in southeast London and northwest Kent, England, known for its chain of wetlands, meadows, and nature reserves along the River Cray.

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River Cray valley canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
river valley
contains meadows
nature reserves
riparian habitats
river floodplain habitats
wetlands
country United Kingdom
drainsTo River Darent estuary (via River Cray)
linked to: River Darent
ecoregionType urban fringe river corridor
follows River Cray
hasBiodiversity aquatic invertebrates
riparian plants
wetland birds
hasFeature floodplain grasslands
public footpaths
riverside parks
hasLandUse agriculture
conservation
recreation
hasWatercourse River Cray
knownFor chain of wetlands
linear nature reserves
meadows
locatedIn England
northwest Kent
southeast London
linked to: South East London
locatedNear Crayford
Dartford
Foots Cray
North Cray
St Mary Cray
St Paul’s Cray
partOf County of Kent
London Borough of Bexley
London Borough of Bromley
Thames river basin district
linked to: Thames Basin

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Foots Cray Meadows partOf River Cray valley
North Cray nearWatercourse River Cray valley