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River Mite


The River Mite is a tributary of the River Esk ('the Cumbrian Esk'). Together, with the River Irt, the Mite joins the Esk estury near Ravenglass.

River Esk ('the Cumbrian Esk') Muncaster Mill Ravenglass Miteside, Cumbria Eskdale Green
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R. Mite
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Crossing the River Mite in Mill Wood
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Mite Water Body
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R. Mite from Bowerhouse Bridge
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Miteside, Cumbria
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Miteside, Cumbria
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Muncaster Mill Bridge over the River Mite
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Ravenglass
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Ravenglass
- Overview About Ravenglass Map Street View Ravenglass is a coastal village in the Copeland district of Cumbria, located about 18 miles north-west of Barrow-in-Furness and 15 miles south-east of Whitehaven. …
Eskdale Green
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Eskdale Green
- Overview About Eskdale Green Map Street View   Eskdale Green is a village in Cumbria, England, 10 miles west of Coniston. Historically in Cumberland, it lies off the A595 road …
Muncaster Mill
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Muncaster Mill
- Overview Map Street View Muncaster Mill is a former water-powered corn mill, now a private residence, located off the A595 road, about 1 mile north-east of Ravensglass and 1 mile …

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County: Cumbria
Grid ref: NY1318800235
Wikipedia: River Mite

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