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Lewis Burn
Lewis Burn (sometimes called Lewisburn) is a small river in Northumberland which flows into Kielder Water, which discharges into the River North Tyne. Lewis Burn is about 15 km long and has a catchment area of 55 km2.[1] Akenshaw Burn is a major tributary of Lewis Burn, it's confluence with Lewis Burn, which is known as "The Forks".
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Kielder Water & Forest Park
- Overview About Kielder Water About Kielder Forest Map Street View Kielder Water is a resevoir in Northumberland, which is the largest artificial lake in the UK by water capacity. It …
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Overall classification for 2016 Moderate Lewis Burn from Source to N Tyne (Kielder)
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Simon Cotterill
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The Forks, Kielder Forest
- Overview Map The place where Akenshaw Burn joins Lewis Burn in Kielder Forest, is known as "The Forks". There are a couple of cottages here. The stone bridge over Lewis …
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Bridge over Lewis Burn, The Forks
- Overview Map The bridge carrying Bloody Bush Road over Lewis Burn, is located near The Forks in Kielder Forest. It was built in 1829 for Sir J. Swinburn. The single …
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Kielder Water & Forest Park
- Overview About Kielder Water About Kielder Forest Map Street View Kielder Water is a resevoir in Northumberland, which is the largest artificial lake in the UK by water capacity. It …
from http://environment.data.gov.u…
Overall classification for 2016 Moderate Lewis Burn from Source to N Tyne (Kielder)
Added by
Simon Cotterill
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The Forks, Kielder Forest
- Overview Map The place where Akenshaw Burn joins Lewis Burn in Kielder Forest, is known as "The Forks". There are a couple of cottages here. The stone bridge over Lewis …
