Carrick Roads waterway

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Carrick Roads waterway is a large natural ria and deep-water harbor in Cornwall, England, serving as an important maritime route and anchorage near Falmouth.

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Carrick Roads waterway canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf anchorage
natural harbor
ria
waterway
connectedTo Celtic Sea
English Channel
country United Kingdom
governedBy harbour authority of Falmouth
hasActivity fishing
tourism
watersports
hasFeature deep-water anchorage
sheltered waters
tidal estuary
hasPort Port of Falmouth
linked to: Falmouth Harbour
hasTributary River Fal
River Penryn
linked to: Penryn River

River Truro
historicalUse Royal Navy anchorage
packet ship route
inletOf English Channel
knownFor large natural harbor
sailing events
scenic coastline
locatedIn Cornwall
South West England
linked to: southwest England
locatedNear Falmouth
Feock
Mylor
Restronguet
St Mawes
mouthOf River Fal
navigationType tidal navigation
nearbySettlement Falmouth
Feock
Mylor Bridge
St Mawes
nearbyStructure Pendennis Castle
St Mawes Castle
partOf Fal Estuary
Falmouth Harbour
region Cornish south coast
usedFor commercial shipping
naval anchorage
recreational boating
ship repair lay‑up
yachting
waterBody Atlantic Ocean

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St Mawes Castle builtToDefend Carrick Roads waterway