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• Great Ouse
  ...the Great Ouse from several others called the [[Ouse]], amongst them the [[Little Ouse]], a tributary entering the Great Ouse as it enters Norfolk. ...on Pits - geograph.org.uk - 222066.jpg|right|thumb|220px|The Great Ouse at Little Paxton]]
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• Toseland
  ...extensively in her Green Knowe books, inventing the imaginary placenames "Fen Toseland", "Toseland St Agnes" and "Toseland Gunning", and using it as a re
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• Little Ouse
  {{hatnote|For the the hamlet near Littleport, see [[Little Ouse, Norfolk]].}} [[File:Riverlittleouse 3782.JPG|right|thumb|350px|The Little Ouse north of Lakenheath]]
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• Wistow, Huntingdonshire
  ...ry important, and to obtain these advantages Wistow was connected with the fen by a narrow strip of land about 300 yards wide. The parish contains 2,408 acres, of which 1,853 acres are arable, including fen, 405 acres pasture, 80 acres and 3 roods wood.
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• The Raveleys
  ...'' and '''Little Raveley'''. Each is but a small group of cottages at the fen edge. ...eat Raveley stands to the {{getmap|TL253813|south of Upwood}} and north of Little Raveley. It retains some buildings of 17th century, including the Manor Ho
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• Upton
  *[[Upton Fen]], in Norfolk
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• River Nene
  ...[[Nether Heyford]], where it is joined by small streams on either bank. A little past [[Bugbrooke]] Mill the Nene passes under the [[M1 motorway]] and falls ...own of [[Wellingborough]] on its north bank and the village of [[Irchester|Little Irchester]] to the south. At Wellingborough the river passes through Victor
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• Upton, Huntingdonshire
  ...its houses and cottages grouped around the parish church, and all but the little village green and pond. Upton stands at the edge of the fen, just to the west of the [[A1(M) motorway|A1(M)]]. From here the lanes lea
  2 KB (273 words) - 13:14, 3 August 2017
• Old Bedford River
  ...dgeshire]] [[Category:Tributaries of the Great Ouse]] [[Category:The Great Fen]]
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• Fen Drayton
  |name=Fen Drayton |picture=Fen Drayton Village Hall - geograph.org.uk - 903993.jpg
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• The Great Fen
  [[File:Great Fen - geograph.org.uk - 491613.jpg|right|thumb|350px|The Fen by Prickwillow, Cambridgeshire]] [[File:West Fen - geograph.org.uk - 256677.jpg|right|thumb|200px|West Fen, Lincolnshire]]
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• Flag Fen
  [[File:Flag fen roundhouse.jpg|thumb|300px|Flag Fen Iron Age roundhouse reconstruction]] ...geshire]], east of [[Peterborough]], is a drained fen, part of the [[Great Fen]], most famous for its rich collection of archaeological finds.
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• River Etherow
  ...rest, in particular its wide range of habitats, including open water, tall fen, reed swamp, carr and mixed deciduous woodland.<ref name=CNR >{{Citation |
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• East Anglia
  ...til the draining of the [[Great Fen]], separated physically, for the Great Fen marked its western edge, allowing entry to East Anglia only from the south ...rs to restrain flooding, and it may be they who dug the first lodes in the fen, but much of East Anglia remained a land of marshland and bogs until the 17
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• Mardyke (river)
  ...n source of the Mardyke is in Holden's Wood between [[Great Warley]] and [[Little Warley]].<ref>[http://floodrisk.tgessex.co.uk/documents/Thurrock%20Report.p ...alk known as the Mardyke Way, running from Ship Lane, [[Aveley]] to Orsett Fen.<ref>[http://www.thurrock.gov.uk/planning/environment/content.php?page=recr
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• Erith
  ...eolithic, though by the Bronze Age the waters had isen and created a sedge fen.<ref name=molas01>[http://www.molas.org.uk/pages/siteSummariesDetailsAll.as
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• Magor
  ...rust. It has a rich variety of habitats, including damp hay meadows, sedge fen, reedbed, scrub, wet woodland, a large pond and numerous reens. It includes
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• Canvey Island
  The Normans changed little. Canvey recorded in the [[Domesday Book]] was a land of sheep farming past ...in England at the time of the project on a commission to drain the [[Great Fen]] and involved in repairing the seawall at [[Dagenham]] has led to speculat
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• Sleaford
  ..., Mareham Lane, used to run through Old Sleaford, and southwards along the fen edge, towards [[Bourne, Lincolnshire|Bourne]]. Where it passed through Old ..., stating in his book ''Buildings of England''; "For sheer impressiveness, little in English architecture can equal the scale of this building. A massive fou
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• St Margaret South Elmham
  '''St Margaret South Elmham''' is a little village in northern [[Suffolk]]; in the midst of the group of seven village ...South Elmham|St Cross]], strung all along a single lane running across the fen between St Cross and [[All Saints South Elmham|All Saints]]. [[St James So
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