River Tamar
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Length | 70 km |
|---|---|
| Source confluence | North Esk |
| Bridges | Batman Bridge |
| Cities | Launceston |
| George Town | |
| Mouths | Low Head |
| Bass Strait | |
| Sources | South Esk River |
| North Esk River | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 2178145 |
About River Tamar
The Tamar River is a 70-kilometre estuary located in northern Tasmania, Australia. Despite being called a river, the waterway is a brackish and tidal estuary over its entire length.
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... A firefighter tried to lure Hatty out from her hiding place using a variety of treats The Royal Albert Bridge carries the main line in and out of Cornwall across the River Tamar...
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... A firefighter scales the 30ft (9m) section of the bridge The Royal Albert Bridge carries the main line in and out of Cornwall across the River Tamar...
Bridge cat 'stuck' for six days walks home after failed rescue
Hatty was trapped on The Royal Albert Bridge for six days
A pet cat that was "stuck" on a railway Bridge for six days, sparking a major rescue operation, has walked home.
Five-year-old Hatty got trapped on the 30ft (9m) section of The Royal Albert Bridge , which connects Plymouth and Saltash, on Friday.
Firefighters spent hours trying to rescue her while Network Rail planned to close The Line to help save her.
Owner Kirsty Howden she was "shocked and elated" Hatty had returned home on Wednesday Night .
Her owner Kirsty Howden said she was about to join a second rescue attempt when she "heard a miaow outside"Ms Howden, 39, said the mischievous moggy wandered Back Home from The Bridge - 500ft (152m) Away - at about 23:00 BST.
The mother-of-three said she was just about to join a second rescue attempt when she "heard a miaow outside".
"She is a bit skinny and smelly, very vocal and has now headed upstairs and put herself to bed," Ms Howden said.
The Cat had been missing for Two Weeks .
A firefighter tried to lure Hatty out from her Hiding Place using a variety of treatsThe Royal Albert Bridge carries the main line in and out of Cornwall across the River Tamar .
It is thought Hatty was scared on to her precarious perch beneath The Line by a passing train.
Ms Howden (right) watched The Rescue bid on WednesdayFirefighters hacked Away undergrowth to bring in one of their biggest ladders and offered a selection of treats to try to lure her out.
But nothing worked and The Rescue was called off - until Hatty somehow escaped by herself hours later.
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Source of news: bbc.com
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