Owenglen River

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The Owenglen River is a scenic waterway in County Galway, Ireland, known for flowing through the town of Clifden and for its salmon and trout fishing.

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Owenglen River canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
administrativeRegion County Galway
continent Europe
country Ireland
flowsThrough Clifden
hasFeature pools suitable for angling
waterfalls
hasMouthNear Clifden Bay
hasReputation productive salmon river
productive trout river
hasTourismActivity game fishing
rural tourism
hasWildlife Atlantic salmon
brown trout
knownFor salmon fishing
scenic views
trout fishing
locatedIn Connemara area
linked to: Connemara Gaeltacht

County Galway
Republic of Ireland
locatedNear Twelve Bens mountains
locatedOn west coast of Ireland
nearbySettlement Clifden
partOf County Galway river system
passesThrough Clifden town centre
linked to: Clifden
region Connacht
usedFor angling
recreation
waterbodyType freshwater river

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Clifden hasRiver Owenglen River
Clifden, County Galway hasRiver Owenglen River