Noosa River mouth

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The Noosa River mouth is the coastal inlet where the Noosa River meets the Coral Sea, forming sandy beaches, shifting sandbars, and a popular spot for boating, fishing, and scenic views near Noosa Heads in Queensland, Australia.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Noosa River (lower reaches) 1
Noosa River mouth canonical 1
Noosa estuary 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf coastal inlet
river mouth
access accessible from Noosa Heads
adjacentWaterBody Laguna Bay (Coral Sea)
climateZone subtropical
coastType sandy barrier estuary
connectedTo Laguna Bay
Noosa estuary
linked to: Noosa River mouth
country Australia
ecologicalRole habitat for fish
habitat for shorebirds
nursery area for marine species
emptiesInto Coral Sea
hasFeature estuarine waters
sand spit
sandy beaches
shifting sandbars
tidal channel
hasRisk changing sandbars
navigation hazards for small boats
strong tidal currents
hydrology tidal
locatedIn Noosa Heads
Queensland
Shire of Noosa
linked to: Noosa Shire

Sunshine Coast region
linked to: Sunshine Coast
management subject to coastal management by local council
navigation used by small craft and recreational vessels
nearbyPlace Noosa Heads Main Beach
linked to: Noosa Main Beach

Noosa National Park
Noosa North Shore
Noosa Sound
Noosa Spit Recreation Reserve
partOf Noosa River NERFINISHED
Pacific Ocean basin
recreationZone Noosa Spit Recreation Reserve
region South East Queensland
tourismImportance iconic landscape feature of Noosa
popular visitor attraction
usedFor beach recreation
fishing
kayaking
recreational boating
scenic viewing
stand-up paddleboarding
swimming
waterType brackish water

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (3)

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

Noosa Heads hasFeature Noosa River mouth
Noosa Shire contains Noosa River (lower reaches)
linked to: Noosa River mouth
Noosa River mouth connectedTo Noosa estuary
linked to: Noosa River mouth