River Lee

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River Lee is a significant river in southeast England that flows through Hertfordshire and Essex before joining the River Thames in London.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
River Lee canonical 6
River Lee Navigation 3
River Lee basin 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
alternativeName River Lea
basinCountry United Kingdom
country England
crossedBy A10 road
A406 North Circular Road
linked to: North Circular Road

M25 motorway
ecoregion Thames Basin Lowlands
linked to: London Basin
flowsThrough Essex
Hertfordshire
flowsThroughProtectedArea Lee Valley Park
formsBoundaryBetween Essex
Hertfordshire
hasCanal Lee Navigation
hasFeature Bow Locks
Hertford Weir
linked to: Feildes Weir

Old Ford Locks
Tottenham Lock
hasReservoirs Lee Valley Reservoir Chain
hasTributary Ching Brook
Dagenham Brook
Pymmes Brook
River Stort
Salmon Brook
historicalUse industrialWaterSupply
millPower
locatedIn Southeast England
linked to: South East England
managedBy Environment Agency
mouth River Thames
linked to: Thames
mouthLocation London
linked to: London, England
navigationAuthority Canal and River Trust
linked to: Canal & River Trust
near Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
partOf Thames River Basin
linked to: Thames
passesThrough Bow
Broxbourne
Enfield
Hackney
Hatfield
Hertford
Luton
Tottenham
Ware
tributaryOf River Thames
linked to: Thames
usedFor angling
boating
navigation
recreation
waterSupply
valleyName Lee Valley

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (10)

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

Thames hasMajorTributary River Lee
River Lea hasCanal River Lee Navigation
linked to: River Lee
River Lea alternativeName River Lee
River Lee estuary partOf River Lee
River Lee estuary drainageBasin River Lee basin
linked to: River Lee
Edmonton near River Lee Navigation
linked to: River Lee
Enfield Island Village hasWaterway River Lee Navigation
linked to: River Lee
Lee Valley namedAfter River Lee
Lee Valley traversedBy River Lee