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Smallhope Burn
Smallhope Burn is a small river in County Durham, which is a tributary of the River Browney, which eventualy feeds into the River Wear. Smallhope Burn is 20 km long, with a catchment area of 42.2 km2.[1] The burn flows through Lanchester, just before its confluence with the River Browney.
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Smallhope Burn from Source to Browney, Stocke
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River Browney
- Overview About The River Browney The Browney is a river in County Durham and is the largest tributary of the River Wear. It arises from a spring on Skaylock Hill, …
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Lanchester
- Overview About Lanchester Map Street View Lanchester is a village in County Durham by the River Browney. During the Roman period Lanchester was the site of Longovicium (Roman fort) which …
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Smallhope Burn from Source to Browney, Stocke
Added by
Simon Cotterill
Co-Curate Page
River Browney
- Overview About The River Browney The Browney is a river in County Durham and is the largest tributary of the River Wear. It arises from a spring on Skaylock Hill, …
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Lanchester
- Overview About Lanchester Map Street View Lanchester is a village in County Durham by the River Browney. During the Roman period Lanchester was the site of Longovicium (Roman fort) which …
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