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[[File:Wallabrook Bridge (geograph 5086319).jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Wallabrook Bridge on Dartmoor]] | [[File:Wallabrook Bridge (geograph 5086319).jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Wallabrook Bridge on Dartmoor]] | ||
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| − | The '''Walla Brook''' is a short river on the high moorland of [[Dartmoor]], in [[Devon]], and an early tributary of the [[River Teign]] | + | The '''Walla Brook''' is a short river on the high moorland of [[Dartmoor]], in [[Devon]], and an early tributary of the [[River Teign|North Teign]] |
The brook rises at Walla Brook Head in the midst of the moor, on [[Hangingstone Hill]], on or close by which top are found the sources of several of Devon's rivers: the eastbound [[River Teign|Teign]], the northbound [[River Taw|Taw]] and [[River Okement|Okement]], the south-east-bound [[River Dart|Dart]] and the south-west flowing [[River Tavy|Tavy]]. | The brook rises at Walla Brook Head in the midst of the moor, on [[Hangingstone Hill]], on or close by which top are found the sources of several of Devon's rivers: the eastbound [[River Teign|Teign]], the northbound [[River Taw|Taw]] and [[River Okement|Okement]], the south-east-bound [[River Dart|Dart]] and the south-west flowing [[River Tavy|Tavy]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:45, 15 April 2018
Not tob econfused with other Dartmoor streams named 'Walla Brook'
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The Walla Brook is a short river on the high moorland of Dartmoor, in Devon, and an early tributary of the North Teign
The brook rises at Walla Brook Head in the midst of the moor, on Hangingstone Hill, on or close by which top are found the sources of several of Devon's rivers: the eastbound Teign, the northbound Taw and Okement, the south-east-bound Dart and the south-west flowing Tavy.
The brook flows initially north off the hill, then loops around to meet the North Teign just below the Wallabrook Bridge, a clapper bridge.
