The Merrimack River

GPTKB entity

Properties (55)
Predicate Object
gptkbp:instanceOf river
gptkbp:borders gptkb:New_Hampshire
gptkb:Massachusetts
gptkbp:crosses gptkb:Lowell,_Massachusetts
gptkb:Haverhill,_Massachusetts
gptkb:Manchester,_New_Hampshire
gptkb:Newburyport,_Massachusetts
gptkb:Lawrence,_Massachusetts
gptkbp:cultural_significance featured in local folklore
important_to_Native_American_tribes
gptkbp:dam gptkb:Great_Stone_Dam
gptkb:Merrimack_River_Dam
Wachusett Dam
gptkbp:environmental_impact supports tourism
supports local fishing industry
supports recreational activities
gptkbp:environmentalProtection industrial runoff
urban runoff
habitat loss due to development
invasive species presence
impact of climate change on water levels
gptkbp:geographicalFeature part_of_the_New_England_region
drains_into_the_Gulf_of_Maine
flows_through_the_Merrimack_Valley
gptkbp:historical_significance important for trade and transportation
used for hydroelectric power generation
influenced the development of surrounding towns
important for early industrial development in the region
site_of_early_American_industry
gptkbp:historicalEvent site_of_early_American_settlements
site_of_the_Battle_of_Merrimack
https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label The Merrimack River
gptkbp:length 117 miles
gptkbp:lighting significant floods in 1936
significant floods in 2006
gptkbp:localGovernment managed by various state agencies
subject to local regulations on water use
part_of_the_Merrimack_River_Watershed_Council
gptkbp:mouth gptkb:Atlantic_Ocean
gptkbp:recreation fishing
boating
kayaking
swimming
gptkbp:river gptkb:Concord_River
gptkb:Souhegan_River
gptkb:Pemigewasset_River
gptkbp:source Franconia_Notch,_New_Hampshire
gptkbp:survivability navigable for small boats
gptkbp:sustainability_initiatives habitat restoration projects
water quality monitoring programs
ongoing river clean-up initiatives
gptkbp:waterQuality improving over recent years
gptkbp:wildlife home to various fish species
home to mammals
home to birds