Clapham Beck

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Clapham Beck is a small stream in North Yorkshire, England, that flows through the village of Clapham before joining other waters to help form the River Wenning.

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Label Occurrences
Clapham Beck canonical 7

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Statements (24)

Predicate Object
instanceOf stream
basinCountry United Kingdom
country England
county North Yorkshire
flowsDirection generally eastward
flowsThrough Clapham, North Yorkshire
geographicFeatureClass inland water
hasMouthNear confluence forming River Wenning
hasNameEtymology ‘beck’ from Old Norse for stream
hasNearbyFeature Clapham village green
bridges in Clapham village
locatedIn England, United Kingdom
North Yorkshire
Yorkshire Dales
locatedNear Clapham railway station
Ingleborough
partOf River Lune drainage basin
River Wenning catchment
passesThrough Clapham village centre
linked to: Clapham
region Craven district
tributaryOf River Wenning
usedFor amenity in Clapham village
watercourseType beck
waterSystem River Wenning system

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Referenced by (7)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

River Wenning formedByConfluenceOf Clapham Beck
River Wenning hasTributary Clapham Beck
Ingleborough Cave hasNearbyFeature Clapham Beck
Clapham knownFor Clapham Beck
Clapham hasRiver Clapham Beck
Clapham traversedBy Clapham Beck
Austwick Beck locatedNear Clapham Beck