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River Don (Tyne and Wear)


The River Don is a tributary of the River Tyne. It rises near Wrekenton in Gateshead, flowing east for about 6 km, then heading north to join the River Tyne at Jarrow. The Don has a catchment area of 42.7 km2 ans is 15.4 km long.[1]

Rivers River Tyne Jarrow Bridge over the River Don
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View of the Old Jarrow bridge
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Jarrow Bridge over the River Don, Jarrow
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River Don meets the River Tyne, 7th May 2006
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River Don, Boldon Colliery
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River Don at Boldon
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River Don, Primrose, Jarrow
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River Don (Near Monastery)
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Confluence of the Rivers Don and Tyne
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Don from Source to Tidal Limit Water Body
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