The River Lee By Kayleigh
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The River Lee rises in the mountains in county Cork near the Shehy mountains and flows for 90km before emptying into Cork harbour. It is crossed by 42 bridges, with 29 located in Cork, and also passes through one tunnel called the Jack Lynch tunnel. The Irish name for the River Lee is "An Laoi" and it hosts Páirc Uí Chaoimh stadium near its mouth.
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- 1. THE RIVER LEE By Kayleigh
- 2. The River Lee rises in the mountains in county Cork. The Shehy mountains are near Gougane Barra.
- 3. The mouth of the River Lee is in Celtic harbor at Cork harbour.
- 4. The Irish for The River Lee is "An Laoi". It is our native language for the river Lee.
- 5. The length of the River Lee is 90km. This is the same as 55.9234m, which means it ties in 16th place with the River Inny for longest river
- 6. The River Lee is crossed by 42 bridges, 29 of these are in Cork. The River Lee is also crossed by one tunnel. This tunnel is called the Jack Lynch tunnel. The Ininshcarra dam is also on the River Lee.
- 7. Páirc Uí Chaoimh is in the middle of the River Lee.
- 8. This slide was created by Kayleigh THE END