Geographical Term Details

Tyne (North East England)

Definition (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/River_Tyne)

The River Tyne is a river in North East England and its length excluding tributaries is 200 miles. It is formed by the confluence of two rivers: the North Tyne and the South Tyne. (Wikipedia)

Preferred Units: N/A

Scope Note:
N/A

Broader Terms	Narrower Terms	Related Terms
River	N/A	Kielder Water Tyne catchment

Geographical Feature	Is Geographical Feature of
N/A	Tyne and Wear

This term is used for the following terms:
River Tyne (North East England)

Approved Date
17-Dec-2013

Items having a keyword relationship to this geographic term

A preliminary investigative study into Tyne Estuary water quality using continuos monitoring techniques
Aerial surveillance of fourteen estuaries in England and Wales
National marine baseline survey 1995 : littoral cell 1 : St Abb's Head to Flamborough Head
NRA baseline estuary and coastal waters monitoring programme
Progress Report December 1992
Reach one River Tyne (right bank) : section 105 - C30/92 surveys
Report on two electrofishing surveys carried out between July 10-25 1978 and July 9-12 1979 on the proposed Kielder Water
Response to questions posed by Northumbrian Water Authority, with special reference to the fisheries implications of the operation of the Kielder Water Scheme
River Tyne drinking water intake risk assessment
River Tyne index report : report two, 2005
Survey of physical characteristics of salmon spawning riffles in the river North Tyne
The Tyne catchment (river factfiles)

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Geographical Term Details

Tyne (North East England)

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