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Kingwater (river)


Kingwater (aka King Water) is a tributary of the River Irthing in Cumbria. The river is 39 km long, with a catchment area of 43 km2.[1]

River Irthing Kingwater Township, 1848 Kingwater Civil Parish
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Kingwater downstream from Kellwood
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King Water : bend in the river
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King Water - Water Body
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King Water Footbridge
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West Hall Ford
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King Water
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Kingwater Township, 1848
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Kingwater Township, 1848
- KINGWATER, a township, in the parish of Lanercost-Abbey, union of Brampton, Eskdale ward, E. division of Cumberland, 9 miles (N.E.) from Brampton; containing 390 inhabitants. This place derives its name …
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Kingwater Civil Parish
- Area: 76.0 km² Population:  150 (2021 Census) 170 (2011 Census) 164 (2001 Census)

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