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• Severn Valley Railway
  |name=Severn Valley Railway |operator=Severn Valley Railway Company
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• Gloucestershire
  |flag=Severn Cross.svg ...swold Hills]] in he east and the flat, fertile valley of the lower [[River Severn]] which lies between them.
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• Herefordshire
  ...ral county and the only county of [[England]] entirely west of the [[River Severn]]. It is also possibly England's most rural county and one of the most spar ...a number of great northwest-southeast folds, including the famous [[Golden Valley]]. The very east of the county rises into the whaleback of the [[Malvern Hi
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• Monmouthshire
  Monmouthshire lies to the north of the Severn Estuary, which forms the county's southern border. Three other rivers form ...The Herefordshire hamlet of [[Fwthog]] adjoining the [[River Honddu|Honddu Valley]] is an exclave within Monmouthshire.
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• Northamptonshire
  ...westward to the [[River Avon, Warwickshire|Avon]], which is drained by the Severn, the [[River Nene]], which flows north-eastwards to The Wash, and [[River C ...tlements at [[Northampton]], [[Kettering]] and along the [[River Nene|Nene Valley]] near [[Raunds]]. A large fort was built at [[Longthorpe]].<ref>Greenall p
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• Shropshire
  ...fensive hills topped with castles; [[Bridgnorth]] above the [[River Severn|Severn]] guards the south-east of the county and [[Ludlow]] above the [[River Teme [[File:SevernFromCastleCB.JPG|thumb|right|220px|The Severn at Shrewsbury]]
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• Somerset
  ...hed by the waters of the [[Bristol Channel]] as the estuary of the [[River Severn]] opens into the sea. The border with [[Gloucestershire]] is the River Avon ...etches into [[Gloucestershire]]. To the north of the Mendips is the [[Chew Valley]] and to the south, on the clay substrate, are broad valleys which support
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• Staffordshire
  |picture=Hidden valley - geograph.org.uk - 110055.jpg |picture caption=Valley near Leek
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• Worcestershire
  ...e is low-lying, in particular that which lies in the [[River Severn|Severn Valley]]. ...the fine cathedral city of Worcester, which sits on the banks of the River Severn. It retains charming streets around the cathedral.
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• Blackwood, Monmouthshire
  ...gathered at Blackwood. Upon meeting their comrades from the upper Sirhowy Valley, the rebels armed themselves with makeshift weapons and marched south to Ne ...ourney was made by de-tour or over a 1-in-4 road through the bottom of the valley known locally as the Rhiw.
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• Chepstow
  ...onfluence with the [[River Severn]], and close to the western end of the [[Severn Bridge]] on the [[M48 motorway]]. It is 16 miles east of [[Newport, Monmou ...n the River Wye, about two miles upstream of its confluence with the River Severn. The location was named Striguil (or Estrighoiel) in Norman times &ndash;
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• Birmingham
  ...main north-south watershed between the basins of the Rivers [[River Severn|Severn]] and [[River Trent|Trent]]. To the south and west of the city lie the [[Li The '''Severn Street Synagogue''', the oldest surviving synagogue in Birmingham, built in
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• Cotswolds
  ...the west is [[Stroud]]. To the southeast, the upper reaches of the Thames Valley and towns such as [[Lechlade]], [[Tetbury]], and [[Fairford]] are often con ..., mainly on the edge of the Cotswold escarpment with views over the Severn Valley and the [[Vale of Evesham]].<ref>{{cite web | url= http://www.nationaltrail
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• Black Mountains
  ...w into the Usk. Wye and Usk separated by the forest of Gwent flow into the Severn Sea. The ridges of your five fingers and the plateau of the back of your ha ...outlier of the more extensive outcrop to the south of the [[River Usk|Usk valley]]. The lower slopes of these hills are formed from the mudstone-rich St Mau
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• Falmouth
  Falmouth was originally named ''Peny-cwm-cuic'' ("head of the valley of the village"), which later became 'Pennycomequick'.<ref>{{cite web| titl ...NLI operates two lifeboats from Falmouth: ''Richard Cox Scott'', a 56-foot Severn Class all-weather boat, and ''Eve Park'', an Atlantic 75 inshore lifeboat.<
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• Llangollen
  ...ards to the sea along the route of the [[River Dee]] and southwards to the Severn, the canal instead ran eastwards to join on to the national network at [[Hu ...e of this canal, twisting through beautiful Welsh hills and across the Dee Valley on the famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct, has made it the most famous (and busie
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• River Usk
  ...econ Beacons]] National Park, and enters the [[River Severn#Severn Estuary|Severn estuary]] at [[Newport, Monmouthshire|Newport]]. ...Monmouthshire|Newport]] and opening its mouth to disgorge itself into the Severn Estuary at [[Uskmouth]], beyond Newport.
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• River Wye
  ...with [[Monmouthshire]], passing [[Tintern]], finally disgorging into the [[Severn]] estuary just below [[Chepstow]]. The river's total length is 134 miles. ...nt rivers in the United Kingdom for nature conservation. Much of the lower valley is an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty".
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• Rhymney River
  ...It empties into the sea east of [[Cardiff]], entering the [[River Severn|Severn estuary]]. ...in the nineteenth century, springing new villages along the length of the valley.
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• Land's End to John o' Groats
  ...n route using the ''Cotswold Way'', the ''Heart of England Way'' (or the ''Severn Way''), the ''Staffordshire Way'' and the ''Limestone Way''; or **a western route across the ''Severn Bridge'' then by the ''Offa's Dyke Path'', the ''Maelor Way'' and the ''Sou
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• Llandogo
  ...d ancient parish in eastern [[Monmouthshire]] in the lower [[River Wye|Wye Valley]] and on the road between [[Monmouth]] and [[Chepstow]]. It stands two mil ...down the [[River Wye]], also on the [[River Severn]] shore and across the Severn estuary and the [[Bristol Channel]] to [[Bristol]]. The boat gave its name
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• Dover
  The site on which the town was born lies in the valley of the [[River Dour, Kent|River Dour]], an ideal place for a port, sheltere ...protection against invaders. The town has gradually extended up the river valley, encompassing several villages in doing so. Little growth is possible along
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• Crossings of the River Severn
  This is a '''list of crossings of the [[River Severn]]''', including bridges, tunnels, ferries and fords, in order from source t ...e Severn Bridge, which was opened in 1966. The lowest bridge is the Second Severn Crossing, opened thirty years later by the Prince of Wales.
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• River Severn
  [[File:SevernFromCastleCB.JPG|right|thumb|300px|The Severn at Shrewsbury]] ...thumb|250px|Tributaries (light blue) and major settlements on and near the Severn]]
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• Llanidloes
  ...[Newtown, Montgomeryshire|Newtown]]. It is the highest town on the [[River Severn]], the source of which lies just ten miles or so upstream on [[Plynlimon]]. ...Sabrina Walk, a 25-mile circular walk from Llanidloes to the source of the Severn and back, has been held yearly on the Saturday preceding the Late Spring Ba
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• Newtown, Montgomeryshire
  ...ewtown''' is the largest town in [[Montgomeryshire]]. Lying on the [[River Severn]], the town is best known as the birthplace of the industrialist Robert Owe ...e 10 miles from the boundary with Shropshire. It was built within a narrow valley, restricting development north and south of the town. Newtown is surrounded
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• Bridgnorth
  |picture caption=High Town from the Severn ...e]]. It stands on a dramatic hilltop with a commaning view over the River Severn, at the peak of which stands its castle, now in ruins. Bridgnorth is split
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• Bath
  ...ref> They built baths and a temple on the surrounding hills of Bath in the valley of the [[River Avon, Somerset|River Avon]] around natural hot springs.<ref ...rian, mentions a "Hot Lake" in the land of the Hwicce, which was along the Severn, and adds "It is surrounded by a wall, made of brick and stone, and men may
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• River Avon, Somerset
  ...s a West Country river, flowing for 75 miles through three counties to the Severn Estuary at [[Avonmouth]] below [[Bristol]]. It was the Avon which made Bris ...flowing through [[Wiltshire]]. In its lower reaches from [[Bath]] to the [[Severn Estuary]] at [[Avonmouth]] near [[Bristol]] the river is navigable.
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• Worcester
  |picture=Worcester Cathedral and river Severn - geograph.org.uk - 5687.jpg ...[county town]] of [[Worcestershire]], standing majestically on the [[River Severn]], over looked by Worcester Cathedral, which remains the dominating presenc
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• Powys
  ...ding from the [[Cambrian Mountains]] to the fertile valleys of the [[River Severn]] and [[River Tern]]; the region referred to in later Welsh literature as " ...ing Aethelbald of Mercia built Wat's Dyke, extending north from the Severn valley to the Dee estuary (which gave [[Oswestry]] to Powys). King Offa of Mercia
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• Malvern Hills
  ...reabouts. The highest summit of the hills affords a panorama of the Severn Valley with the hills of Herefordshire and the Welsh mountains, parts of thirteen ...alvern]] and the village of [[Colwall]], and overlook the [[River Severn]] valley to the east, with the [[Cotswolds]] beyond. The highest point of the hills
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• Worcestershire Beacon
  ...is a brisk 15 – 20 minutes' steep walk by way of St Ann's Well or Happy Valley. It can also be accessed by a short, steep, unpathed climb from Jubilee Dri ...est, the [[Shropshire Hills]] and across the valleys of the [[River Severn|Severn]] and [[River Avon, Warwickshire|Avon]] to the [[Cotswolds]].
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• North Hill, Malvern
  ...park in [[North Malvern]] follows the lower contour of North Hill to Happy Valley and St Ann's Well. ...e belief that locals held the path to be used by fairies.<ref name="Ref-2">Severn Burrow, C.F: 1948, ''A little city set on the hill: the story of Malvern''<
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• Chase End Hill
  ...stershire side the land descends to the plains of the [[River Severn|Seven Valley]].
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• Wansdyke
  ...ce in charters that it extended west from Maes Knoll to the coast of the [[Severn Estuary]] but this is uncertain. It may possibly define a post-Roman bounda ...he Britons as a defence against Saxons encroaching from the upper [[Thames Valley]] westward into what is now the West Country.
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• River Cherwell
  ...wickshire]] [[River Avon, Warwickshire|Warwickshire Avon]] and the [[River Severn]] and thence the [[Bristol Channel]]. A third river system on this watershe ...iver Cherwell turns southward again. The [[Oxford Canal]] enters the river valley here and more or less follows the Cherwell on its route to [[Oxford]] until
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• River Leam
  ...while the Leam sets its course west to the Avon and the [[Bristol Channel|Severn Sea]]. ...into [[Warwickshire]]. In Warwickshire, the Leam opens into a broad flat valley and flows through open farmland passing the small village of [[Grandborough
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• Rye
  The neighbouring Pett Levels and Pools, and the Pannel Valley nature reserve are accessible via [[Winchelsea]] and Winchelsea Beach a few Before the Roman came to Rye or out to Severn strode,
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• River Teme
  ...counties of the west, before joining its waters with those of the [[River Severn]]. ...er with [[Worcestershire]], and from there it makes its way to the [[River Severn]] south of [[Worcester]].
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• River Taff
  ...the Taff Bargoed joins and then downstream at [[Abercynon]] in the [[Cynon Valley]] the [[River Cynon]] merges with the Taff and, slightly further downstream ...r and the [[River Ely]]. The waters then flow out into the [[River Severn|Severn estuary]].
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• Birch Green, Worcestershire
  ...he strip between the A38 and the M5 motorway, in the valley of the [[River Severn]].
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• Cleobury Mortimer
  ...nearest railway stations are at [[Highley]] and [[Bewdley]] on the Severn Valley Railway, with mainline trains at [[Ludlow]] and [[Kidderminster]]. ...also produce two special beers for the local heritage railway, the Severn Valley Railway.<ref>Campaign for Real Ale Good Beer Guide 2010, pages 396 & 749</r
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• Clee Hills
  ...eastern boundary to the Shropshire Hills, and are just west of the Severn Valley between [[Bridgnorth]] and [[Bewdley]].
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• ParalympicsGB
  ...Wheelchair Basketball || || [[Chesterfield]] || [[Derbyshire]] || [[Hope Valley]] || [[Derbyshire]] | Matt Dimbylow || Football 7-a-side || || [[Stourport-on-Severn]] || [[Worcestershire]] || [[Northwich]] || [[Cheshire]]
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• Cambrian Mountains
  The Cambrian Mountains include the sources of the [[River Severn]] and [[River Wye]]. The highest point of the range is Plynlimon, at 2,467 ...of rainfall and are the source of numerous rivers, among which the rivers Severn and Wye, which rise on the eastern slopes of Plymlimon, are the largest.
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• Pen Pumlumon Arwystli
  |picture caption=Looking towards the Wye Valley from Pen Pumlumon Arwystli The [[River Severn]], the longest river in Britain, has its source on a lower boggy plateau to
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• Bewdley
  ...es to the west of [[Kidderminster]]. It stands on the banks of the [[River Severn]] itself, which has provided prosperity to the town in times past, though o The main part of Bewdley town is situated on the western bank of the [[River Severn]], including the main street &mdash; Load Street &mdash; whose name derives
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• Smethwick
  ...o Telford's bridge at [[Holt, Worcestershire|Holt]] Fleet over the [[River Severn]] built in 1828 and opened in 1830. ...strial areas and right past the High Street, running parallel to the Stour Valley Railway Line: all three end up in Wolverhampton. James Brindley was the eng
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• Barra Head
  ...o miles long and a mile wide. The topography lacks variety, there being no valley or bays and the few streams are very small.<ref>Buxton (1995) p. 138.</ref> ...Retrieved 26 December 2008.</ref> The first class stamp shows the 55-foot Severn-class lifeboat in action in the Sound of Berneray 12 miles south-west of Ba
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• Kennet and Avon Canal
  Above the factories of Bristol the Avon has passed by the Avon Valley Country Park and the interesting geology of northern Somerset. Further up ...Batheaston]], on the north bank of the canal. The canal turns south into a valley between Bathampton Wood and Bathford Hill which includes Brown's Folly a 99
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• Coleford, Gloucestershire
  ...with [[Monmouthshire]] and so within easy reach of the delights of the Wye Valley, a popular walking and canoeing area. ...hamlets called Coleford and Whitecliff had grown up along the road in the valley of Thurstan's brook. Coleford had eight or more houses in 1349 and was desc
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• Minchinhampton
  ...Channel|Severn estuary]] into [[Monmouthshire]], and east to the [[Golden Valley]] and further into the Cotswolds.
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• Painswick
  ...op nearby Painswick Beacon, which has wide views across the [[River Severn|Severn Vale]]. The local monastery, Prinknash Abbey, was established as long ago a [[File:Painswick Beacon View.JPG|right|thumb|200px|Painswick Beacon to the Severn Vale]]
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• River Frome, Stroud
  At Caudle Green the eastern side of the valley rises to the gentle hills which form part of the watershed between the [[No ...oes under the [[M5 motorway]], then on to Saul where it enters the [[River Severn]] at [[Upper Framilode]].<ref>Mouth - Upper Framilode {{wmap|51.792|-2.363|
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• Sapperton Valley
  [[File:Towpath, Thames and Severn canal, near Frampton Mansell - geograph.org.uk - 1133865.jpg|right|thumb|30 '''Sapperton Valley''' ({{map|SO935035}}) is a nature reserve of 9.2 acres in [[Gloucestershire
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• Stonehouse, Gloucestershire
  ...ransport, In 1779, the Stroudwater Navigation, (now part of the Thames and Severn Canal) was cut and relics of the canal can still be seen. Ocean Bridge was On 12 September 1940, a lone Dornier flew along the Stroud Valley and photographed the area. Detailed mapping of the Sperry factory was noted
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• Portishead
  ...set]] sitting on the [[Severn Estuary]], between the sea and the [[Gordano Valley]]. It has a population of 22,000,<ref name="councilabout">{{cite web|url=ht Portishead is on the coast of the [[Severn Estuary]]. It lies north west of [[Clevedon]] and immediately southwest of
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• Gordano Valley
  ...from Hill Top - geograph.org.uk - 208937.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Gordano Valley from Hill Top]] [[File:Clevedon MMB 23.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Gordano Valley from the woods above Clevedon Court]]
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• Portbury
  ...t to the north beyond the motorway and at the northern edge of the Gordano Valley, near and the Royal Portbury Dock, at the mouth of the Avon. The parish had ...bank of the [[River Avon, Somerset|River Avon]] at the rivermouth on the [[Severn Estuary]] and has the docks of [[Avonmouth]] on the opposite side of the Av
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• Llangollen Canal
  ...d. As the waterway never reached its proposed main source of water at Moss Valley, a feeder channel was constructed along the side of the Vale of Llangollen ...for the Ellesmere Canal was to link the [[River Mersey]] with the [[River Severn]]. The northward section would begin at Netherpool (now [[Ellesmere Port]])
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• Church Stretton
  ...Burway Hill - geograph.org.uk - 258158.jpg|right|thumb|200px|Carding Mill Valley]] ===Carding Mill Valley===
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• River Stour, Worcestershire
  ...rough [[Worcestershire]] and [[Staffordshire]] before entering the [[River Severn]], of which it is a major tributary. The Stour is about 25 miles in length The Stour joins the [[River Severn]] at [[Stourport-on-Severn]], in a small, old industrial area to the east of the canal port.
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• River Parrett
  ...of [[North Perrott]] (at the foot of Perrott Hill School) and in a little valley between the higher grounds of [[Crewcerne]] to the west and North Perrott a ...ide on the [[River Severn]]. In common with the lower reaches of the River Severn, the Parrett experiences a tidal bore. Certain combinations of the tides fu
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• Monarch's Way
  ...From here the footpath follows the banks of the [[River Teme]] and [[River Severn]] across the battlefield to enter the 'Faithful City' of [[Worcester]] - Th ...t of the route traces the King's unsuccessful attempt to cross the [[River Severn]] to escape into Wales. Leaving White Ladies and the nearby Pendrell home a
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• Gower
  ...=http://www.opengreenmap.org/greenmap/swansea-green-map/pwll-du-bishopston-valley-local-nature-reserve-1449|title=Pwll Du and Bishopton Local Nature Reserve| ...3,000 Before Present. In 1937 the Parc Cwm long cairn was identified as a Severn-Cotswold type of chambered long barrow. Also known as Parc le Breos burial
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• Offa's Dyke Path
  '''Offa's Dyke Path''' is a long-distance footpath running between the [[Severn Estuary]] in [[Gloucestershire]] and the [[Irish Sea]] in [[Flintshire]] al ...ire]] (near [[Chepstow]] in [[Monmouthshire]]), at {{map|ST555927}} on the Severn Estuary in the south, and [[Prestatyn]] in [[Flintshire]] at {{map|SJ068839
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• Mercia
  ...known to historians as the Heptarchy. Mercia was centred originally on the valley of the [[River Trent]], but spread in the seventh century to encompass the ...er of [[Northumbria]] and the inhabitants of the [[River Trent|Trent river valley]].
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• Kinver Edge
  Kinver Edge is situated to the east of the [[River Severn|Severn Valley]]. It is preserved as green belt land at the very edge of the urban [[Black
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• Shropshire Hills
  ...n bounds of the distinctive range may be reckoned at the [[River Teme|Teme Valley]] to the south-east and the [[Clun Forest]] to the south-west. ...d sheltering in valleys; larger settlements being confined to the Stretton Valley below the [[Long Mynd]] and A49 corridor.<ref name="JCA65">[http://www.natu
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• National Cycle Network
  ...[Bristol]] – [[Land's End]], incorporating the West Country Way via Chew Valley Lake, and the Cornish Way *NCR 54: [[Stourport-on-Severn]] – [[Kidderminster]] – [[Dudley]] – [[Lichfield]] – [[Derby]]
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• Thames and Severn Canal
  ...ater Navigation]] at Wallbridge near [[Stroud]], and thence to the [[River Severn]]. It also has one short arm from Siddington to [[Cirencester]]. ...water Navigation, and from Wallbridge to Brimscombe Port on the Thames and Severn Canal. In 2010, British Waterways gave Inglesham Lock to the Trust, and the
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• M5 motorway
  ...the M5 runs east of West Bromwich and west of Birmingham through Sandwell Valley. Junction 1 surrounds a surviving gatehouse from the former Sandwell Hall. ...e views over Avonmouth's docks and the broad estuary of the [[River Severn|Severn]]. This, the Avonmouth Bridge, between Junctions 18 and 19, is often a bot
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• Abersychan
  ...[[Monmouthshire]]. It lies in the narrow northern section of the Afon Lwyd valley. ...successful tour to [[Cork]]. The village has superb views over the [[River Severn]] and [[Newport, Monmouthshire|Newport]] to the south.
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• Penterry
  ...and [[Tintern]], about four miles north of [[Chepstow]], within the [[Wye Valley]] Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and about two miles from the border wi ...>[http://www.wyevalleyaonb.org.uk/pages/wye_so_special/archaeology.asp Wye Valley AONB]</ref><ref name=Newman>John Newman, ''The Buildings of Wales: Gwent/Mo
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• Llanwenarth
  The busy A40 Abergavenny to [[Brecon]] road passes along the valley side above the flood plain of the River Usk, and Nevill Hall Hospital is si An old cable ferry (similar to Hampton Loade Ferry on the [[River Severn]]) used to be used in Victorian times to cross the River Usk from a field o
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• Chepstow Castle
  ...stle is situated on a narrow ridge between the limestone river cliff and a valley, known locally as the Dell, on its landward side. Its full extent is best a ...ave helped suppress the Welsh from attacking [[Gloucestershire]] along the Severn shore towards [[Gloucester]]. However, recent analysis suggests that the r
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• Giant's Causeway & Bushmills Railway
  ...s Causeway Tramway''', operated by the Giant's Causeway, Portrush and Bush Valley Railway & Tramway Company Ltd, was a pioneering 3-foot narrow gauge electri ...hich have been specially designed by the Company and by the manufacturers, Severn Lamb UK Ltd., to enhance the visitor experience to the North Antrim Coast.
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• Staylittle
  ...ame=CPAT>The Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust: 'The Making of the Clywedog Valley Landscape: Staylittle'</ref> ...able only for upland summer grazing.<ref>CPAT: 'The Making of the Clywedog Valley Landscape: Rural Settlement and Land Use'</ref>
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• River Vyrnwy
  ...er between Montgomeryshire and Shropshire. It eventually joins the [[River Severn]] near the village of [[Melverley]]. [[Category:Tributaries of the River Severn]]
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• Lake Vyrnwy
  ...areas with fresh water. It flooded the head of the [[River Vyrnwy|Vyrnwy]] valley and submerged the small village of Llanwddyn. Today it is a popular retreat ...ent to £60,000,000 in 2014. The dam is 144 ft high from the bottom of the valley, and 128 ft thick at the base; it is 1,170 ft long and has a road bridge ru
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• River Churnet
  ...heddleton, Staffordshire|Cheddleton]], the river flows through the Churnet Valley, an area of outstanding beauty with ancient woodland, an abundance of wildl ...where the canal goes its own way again. The Churnet continues through the valley, past ancient woodland and the Bolton Copper works at [[Froghall]], then th
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• Hwicce
  ...ire]] except the northwestern tip, [[Gloucestershire]] east of the [[River Severn]], the southwestern half of [[Warwickshire]], the neighbourhood of [[Bath]] ...ocker", in reference to the appearance of the territory as a flat-bottomed valley bordered by the [[Cotswolds]] and the [[Malvern Hills]].<ref>J. Insley, "Hw
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• Coalbrookdale
  ...ned "coking coal". The coal was drawn from drift mines in the sides of the valley. As it contained far fewer impurities than the coal hitherto familiar, the ...is strung along a stream, Coalbrook, down to its meeting with the [[River Severn]] in the Ironbridge Gorge.
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• Corris Railway
  ...round [[Ratgoed]] and quarries along the length of the [[River Dulas|Dulas Valley]]. ...ing 1850. Following the plans for a standard gauge railway along the Dovey Valley, these early proposals were shelved.<ref name=Boyd6520>Boyd 1965, pages 20-
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• Aberglasney
  '''Aberglasney House''' and '''Aberglasney Gardens''' are to be found in the valley of the [[River Towy]] in the parish of [[Llangathen]], [[Carmarthenshire]]. ...dition could trace its origins to Elystan Glodrydd "Prince between Wye and Severn," and Gwenllian, granddaughter of Hywel Dda. After the triumphant return of
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• Upper Arley
  |picture=Upper Arley village and the river Severn - geograph.org.uk - 2379.jpg |picture caption=Upper Arley village and the River Severn
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• Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway
  ...ailway locomotives. The line carried much of the goods and produce for the valley. By the mid-1920s, the line had been extended to its present terminus at Da |Severn-Lamb
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• Forest of Dean
  ...]] to the west and north-west, [[Herefordshire]] to the north, the [[River Severn]] to the south, and the City of [[Gloucester]] to the east. It is a place ...e name is used loosely to refer to the part of Gloucestershire between the Severn and Wye, the Forest of Dean proper has covered a much smaller area since me
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• Dean Forest Railway
  |builtby=Severn & Wye Railway The route was part of the former Severn and Wye Railway which ran from [[Lydney]] to [[Cinderford]]. The society th
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• Uley
  ...'' {{IPA|ˈjuːli}} is a village in [[Gloucestershire]], lying in a wooded valley in the [[Cotswolds|Cotswold]] escarpment, on the B4066 road between [[Dursl ...ed mobility following the construction of the [[M4 motorway|M4]] and the [[Severn Bridge]] in the mid-1960s, together with an influx of skilled/managerial/pr
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• Newark Park
  ...swold]] escarpment with views down the Severn Valley to the [[River Severn|Severn Estuary]].<ref name=Greeves/>
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• Mons Badonicus
  ...victory of St Germanus of Auxerre over the Saxons and Picts in a mountain valley,<ref>Traditionally placed at [[Mold, Flintshire|Mold]] in [[Flintshire]]</r ...ands [[The Ridgeway]] track connecting the Thames valley with the Avon and Severn beyond.<ref>Hirst, S. ''et al''. "Liddington Castle and the battle of Badon
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• Archenfield
  ...the century they moved its frontier southward to the banks of the [[Golden Valley|Dore]], the [[Wormbridge|Worm Brook]] and a stream then known as the Taratu ...Walters, ''The Archaeology and Ancient History of Ancient Dean and the Wye Valley'', 1992, ISBN 0-946328-42-0</ref><ref name=lewis>Colin Lewis, ''Herefordshi
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• Great Central Railway
  ...section between Bewdley North and Bewdley South signal boxes on the Severn Valley Railway, the GCR is currently the only standard gauge heritage railway in t
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• Dolforwyn Castle
  ...is sited on a wooded ridge commanding excellent views of the upper Severn Valley. ...mains to assert his authority and control the strategic area of the Severn Valley. In 1257 he invaded the area and by 1263 he had captured the districts know
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• River Idle
  ..., with the Idle Washlands and some of the sand and gravel pits of the Idle Valley being designated Sites of Special Scientific Interest. ...rmed in 1987, its responsibilities having previously been performed by the Severn Trent Water Authority, and manages 53 miles of watercourses. Those to the w
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• Three Choirs Way
  ...this way links the two rivers of these three counties, the [[River Severn|Severn]], by stand the cathedrals of [[Gloucester Cathedral|Gloucester]] and [[Wor ...a music stave and treble clef, and the motto 'Blessed is the eye between Severn and Wye'.
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• Ironbridge
  '''Ironbridge''' is a village on the [[River Severn]], at the heart of the [[Ironbridge Gorge]], in [[Shropshire]]. Ironbridge ...to accommodate visitors to the new bridge and the industrial sites of the Severn Gorge. On the hillside above the river are situated the stone-built 16th-ce
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• Highley
  ...y''' is a large village in [[Shropshire]], on the west bank of the [[River Severn]] and on the B4555 road. Highley has a population of approximately 3,100. ...e was extended to the neighbouring village of [[Alveley]] across the River Severn. Both an underground tunnel and a bridge (known as 'the Pit Bridge') were c
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• Jackfield
  '''Jackfield''' is a village in [[Shropshire]], on the south bank of [[River Severn]] in the [[Ironbridge Gorge]], downstream from [[Ironbridge]]. ...r. The wooden railway also followed the route of this stream, which is the valley which Calcutts Road runs down.
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• Telford Steam Railway
  Telford Steam Railway operates over a portion of the Wellington and Severn Junction railway. The line to Lightmoor and beyond to Buildwas was construc ...Lightmoor Junction was then considered to be routed via the former Severn Valley line. Since the last change the up line oes up and the down line down.
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• Coalport
  '''Coalport''' is a village in [[Shropshire]], on the banks of the [[River Severn]] and within the [[Ironbridge Gorge]], a mile downstream of [[Ironbridge]]. ...l|Shropshire Canal]], linking the East Shropshire coalfield with the River Severn — the terminus being Coalport Wharf between the Brewery Inn and Coalport
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• Birmingham Canal Navigations
  *[[Tame Valley Canal]] (a later canal cutting off some northern meanders) ...the Worcester Bar, (alongside Gas Street Basin), southwards, to the River Severn at Worcester)
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• Dudley Canal
  ...] to the [[Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal]] (and hence the [[River Severn]], [[River Trent]], and [[River Mersey]]) was the [[Birmingham Canal]]. Thi ...tunnels with a completely new line, passing over the hill through Woodgate Valley Country Park.
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• Severn Valley Railway
  |name=Severn Valley Railway |operator=Severn Valley Railway Company
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• Llyn Clywedog
  ...Gar, some miles above [[Llanidloes]], where the Clywedog meets the [[River Severn]]. ...website}}</ref> by river regulation and to mitigate flooding in the lower Severn by storing excess winter rainfall. The dam on the River Clywedog is a concr
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• M48 motorway
  ...ch connects [[Gloucestershire]], and [[Monmouthshire]], via the original [[Severn Bridge]]. The M48 is anomalously numbered, as it is entirely to the west of ...gh a toll booth for westbound traffic only, and crosses the [[River Severn|Severn]] and [[River Wye|Wye]] rivers via their respective bridges. Entering Monmo
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• Chaceley
  ...n [[Gloucestershire]]. The south-eastern part of the parish, in the Severn Valley, is low and liable to floods but the land rises gradually from the river an ...lows from Poolhay in Eldersfield past Newhall, and empties itself into the Severn at Chaceley Stock Brickworks, opposite Deerhurst. These brickworks have bee
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• Forthampton
  ...is approximately 175' above sea level affording fine views over the Severn Valley. ...nd Tredington with Stoke Orchard and Hardwicke. The Benefice is set in the Severn Vale, and is part of the Diocese of Gloucester.
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• Severn Tunnel
  ...[[Gloucestershire]] to [[Monmouthshire]] under the estuary of the [[River Severn]]. ...resh (spring) water are pumped from the tunnel and released into the River Severn.
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• Arthur's Stone, Herefordshire
  ...rlooking both the [[Golden Valley, Herefordshire]] and the [[River Wye|Wye Valley]]. ...an elevated view to the south of the [[Golden Valley, Herefordshire|Golden Valley]] and the [[Brecon Beacons]] in the distance. A small road, named Arthur's
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• Shirenewton Hall
  ...lside, and commands views across the "Golden Valley" to the west and the [[Severn estuary]] in the south.
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• Piercefield House
  ...in [[Monmouthshire]]. Its extensive surrounding park overlooking the [[Wye Valley]] includes Chepstow Racecourse. ...at Piercefield with his family in 1753. At this time, tourism in the [[Wye Valley]] was in its infancy. Morris soon added to the magnificent splendour of the
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• Tidenham
  ...stern part of the parish, terminating at [[Sedbury]] cliff above the River Severn. The parish was part of the Marcher lordship of Striguil ([[Chepstow]]) unt ...idenham station quite effectively. It ran through [[Tintern]] up the [[Wye Valley]], and joined the mainline near Tidenham.
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• Great Western Main Line
  ...cester]] and [[Chepstow]] before rejoining the line as we know it today at Severn Tunnel Junction. This gave rise to the nickname 'Great Way Round'. ..., Monmouthshire|Newport]] and beyond were routed via [[Bristol]] and the [[Severn Tunnel]]. This route leaves the one we know today at [[Wootton Bassett]] ne
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• Trent and Mersey Canal
  ...ood]], and [[Fradley Junction|Fradley]] Junctions. The western arm, to the Severn, was built as the [[Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal]], whilst the so Leaving Etruria, the T & M is soon back in open country. It is now in the valley of the infant [[River Trent]] (which the T & M follows until the river beco
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• Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal
  ..._and_Worcestershire_Canal map]). It is 46 miles long, linking the [[River Severn]] at [[Stourport]] in Worcestershire with the [[Trent and Mersey Canal]] at ...t there were four basins, linked by broad locks, that allowed broad-beamed Severn trows to enter them from the river. Goods could then be trans-shipped from
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• Wednesbury Oak Loop
  circle 290 156 18 [[Tame Valley Junction|Tame Valley Junction (click for article)]] |title=Nicholson Guide Vol 2: Severn, Avon & Birmingham
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• Ellesmere Canal
  ...boat traffic between the rivers [[River Mersey|Mersey]] and [[River Severn|Severn]]. The proposal would create a link between the [[Liverpool|Port of Liverpo ...ction via [[Overton-on-Dee|Overton]] (south of [[Wrexham]]) to the [[River Severn]] at [[Shrewsbury]]. Branches would then be cut to the iron making and coal
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• Montgomeryshire Canal
  ...ansport lime for agricultural purposes, which would allow the Upper Severn Valley to become better agricultural land. As a result, the promoters of the canal ...otpath. The section between Pool Quay Lock and Newtown forms part of the [[Severn Way]]. Shorter sections south of Llanymynech and Pool Quay are followed by
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• Great Haywood Junction
  ...his Grand Cross plan to link four estuaries: the [[Humber]], [[Thames]], [[Severn]] and [[Mersey]].<ref>{{harvnb |Mosse |2010 |p=11}}</ref> Haywood Junction ...ost immediately, it crosses the River Trent on an aqueduct. It follows the valley of the [[River Sow]], which joins the Trent below the junction, and soon re
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• Stourport Ring
  ...irmingham]] and the [[Black Country]]. The ring is formed from the [[River Severn]], the [[Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal]], the [[Stourbridge Canal] ...Ring include Cadbury World, The Black Country Living Museum, the [[Severn Valley Railway]], [[Kinver Edge]], the Birmingham Jewellery Quarter, Brindleyplace
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• Lapal Tunnel
  ...It runs under [[Lapal]], the [[M5 motorway]] near junction 3 and Woodgate Valley Country Park. The canal either side of the tunnel is also disused and some *''Nicholson waterways Guide 2 - Severn, Avon and Birmingham'', Collins, 2006 ISBN 978-0-00-721110-4
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• Catshill Junction
  ...the [[Rushall Canal]] linked the southern end of the branch to the [[Tame Valley Canal]]. It was one of several links between the Wyrley and Essington Canal |title=Nicholson Guide Vol 2 - Severn, Avon & Birmingham
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• Lappa Valley Steam Railway
  |name=Lappa Valley Steam Railway |picture=Lappa valley steam railway 1.JPG
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• Quinton, Worcestershire
  ...art of the national watershed, dividing the catchment areas of the [[River Severn]] and the [[River Trent]]. The largest open space is Woodgate Valley Country Park, through which the Bourne Brook flows, dividing Quinton from W
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• Wombourne
  ...lway Walk, affording a pedestrian route into Wolverhampton via the Smestow Valley LNR. The former Wombourne station at the [[Bratch]] has car parking facilit ...on area and can be followed as far as [[Kidderminster]] and [[Stourport-on-Severn]] to the south and Wolverhampton and [[Stafford]] to the north. It is said
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• Lancaut
  |title=The Archaeology and History of Ancient Dean and the Wye Valley ...th north and south up and down the Wye, as well as eastwards towards the [[Severn estuary]].
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• Wilden, Worcestershire
  |post town=Stourport-on-Severn ...ll village in [[Worcestershire]] about a mile north-east of [[Stourport-on-Severn]]. It forms part of the ancient parish of [[Hartlebury]].
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• Bibury
  The Coln, a tributary of the Thames, flows in a valley in the Cotswolds that is very steep by the standards of the Thames Basin in ...outlying settlement, [[Ablington, Gloucestershire|Ablington]] in the upper valley. [[Akeman Street]], a Roman road, runs along the south of the parish.
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• Hafren Forest
  [[File:The Severn Way - geograph.org.uk - 1122462.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The Severn Way in the Hafren Forest]] The '''Hafren Forest''' lies at the source of the [[River Severn]] and over its uppermost reaches in [[Montgomeryshire]], to the north-west
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• Alvington, Gloucestershire
  ...er Severn]], following the former [[Roman road]] leading from [[Newnham on Severn]] to Chepstow. The manor of Alvington is recorded in the [[Domesday Book]] ...border of Alvington and neighbouring [[Woolaston]] (also classed as Colne Valley), and once contained a mill in its early days.
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• St Briavels
  ...meander of the river. To the west, Cinder Hill drops off sharply into the valley. ...t 600 ft and nestles into the hillsides, with a commanding view of the Wye Valley between [[Tintern]] and [[Redbrook]].
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• Parkend, Gloucestershire
  '''Parkend''' is a village, located at the foot of the Cannop Valley, in the Royal [[Forest of Dean]], west [[Gloucestershire]]. It has a histor ...a horse-drawn tramroad, owned and operated by the [[Severn and Wye Railway|Severn and Wye Railway Co]]. By 1874, the line had been converted to run standard-
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• Hewelsfield
  ...e|Coleford]] and five miles north-east of [[Chepstow]], close to the [[Wye valley]] and partly within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The parish also ...ished as a village with church. Ancient routes running up from the [[River Severn]] at [[Alvington, Gloucestershire|Alvington]] and [[Woolaston]] met at Hewe
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• Lydbrook
  ...ammer Inn and The Jovial Colliers Inn, Waterloo Business Park and Lydbrook Valley Garage. In recent years Lydbrook was featured on ITV and BBC news due to th ...Lydbrook is now developing as a useful centre for exploring both the [[Wye Valley]] and the [[Forest of Dean]] with its several hotels and [[Bed and Breakfas
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• Woodcroft
  ...nto the former chase, their owners attracted by the views over the [[River Severn]] to the east and the [[River Wye]] to the west.<ref name="vch-ti"/> ...attempt to combat drunkenness among the Irish labourers building the [[Wye Valley Railway]]. The Memorial Temperance Hall, a two-story stone building erected
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• Thames Tunnel
  ...sp;feet had been dug.<ref name="smith">Denis Smith, "London and the Thames Valley", p. 17, Thomas Telford, 2001</ref> It only measured 2–3&nbsp;feet by 5&n ...s: the [[Tower Subway]] in London; the [[Severn Tunnel]] under the [[River Severn]]; and the [[Mersey Railway Tunnel]] under the [[River Mersey]]. Brunel's t
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• Dore
  ...f the [[Pennines]] to [[Hathersage]] in Derbyshire is second only to the [[Severn Tunnel]] in length. They are the longest main line railway tunnels anywhere The village is served by Dore and Totley railway station on the Hope Valley Line between Sheffield and Manchester Piccadilly, via New Mills Central.
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• Codnor
  |LG district=Amber Valley |constituency=Amber Valley
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• Daniels Mill, Shropshire
  The mill stands below the [[Oldbury Viaduct]] of the Severn Valley Railway<ref name=stour>[http://www.shropshiretourism.info/attractiondetail.
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• Dowles
  ...remains of Dowles Bridge on the Tenbury & Bewdley branch railway over the Severn]] ...own extends into the parish. The parish and county extend over the [[River Severn]], such that the land on the east of the river is essentially detached from
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• Bradley, Kingsteighton
  ...on]], in southern [[Devon]]. It is set amongst woodland and meadows in the valley of the [[River Lemon]] about a half mile to the west of [[Newton Abbot]]. T ...comotive 7802 was named after Bradley Manor and is preserved on the Severn Valley Railway.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.greatwestern.org.uk/m_in_man_manor7
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• Elan Aqueduct
  ...Elan aqueduct''' carries drinking water for [[Birmingham]] from the [[Elan Valley Reservoirs]] in [[Radnorshire]] to [[Frankley Reservoir]] in [[Worcestershi ...k - 1576671.jpg|thumb|250px|View over the aqueduct as it crosses the River Severn]]
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• Avon Gorge
  ...l, Avon Gorge from Clifton Down.jpg|alt=River flowing though a steep sided valley. In the distance is a suspension bridge supported by towers. In the left fo ...00) page 249</ref> lady orchid was discovered here in 1990, in Nightingale Valley on the west side of the Gorge; there is some doubt as to whether this was a
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• Chartist Cave
  Digging by the Severn Valley Caving Club in 1969 and 1970 led to the discovery of a passage dropping to
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• North Somerset Levels
  ...ateau, and to the north by the [[Tickenham Ridge]]. To the west lies the [[Severn Estuary]].
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• Oldbury, Shropshire
  ...e general boundaries. Between Oldbury and the River Severn is the [[Severn Valley Railway]].
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• Siston
  ...orris Dennis.</ref> It is situated on a ridge overlooking the Siston Brook Valley<ref name="SouthGlos Siston Court" /> and was constructed on the site of a ...ly from St James's Church, [[Lancaut]], Glos., now ruined); at Frampton-on-Severn; Rendcomb-St-Peter and at [[Dorchester Abbey]]. The Siston font displays si
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• Flaxley
  ...stershire]]. It is located in between the larger villages of [[Westbury-on-Severn]] and [[Mitcheldean]]. ...n identified as utilising the waters of Westbury Brook which runs down the valley. The earliest and most famous industrial site is Gun's Mill, now a guesthou
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• Mochdre, Montgomeryshire
  ...tributary, Mochdre Brook runs through the village in a narrow steep-sided valley.<ref name="CPAT" />
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• River Leadon
  ...dshire]] and [[Gloucestershire]], which becomes a tributary of the [[River Severn]]. ...], then east and south-east to [[Upleadon]] and [[Highleadon]] to join the Severn at [[Over, Gloucestershire|Over]], just west of [[Gloucester]] ({{wmap|51.8
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• Severn Way
  ...ootpath at Weir Green - geograph.org.uk - 120977.jpg|right|thumb|350px|The Severn Way at Weir Green, Gloucestershire]] ...a waymarked long-distance footpath which follows the course of the [[River Severn]] through five counties for 210 miles.
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• Sabrina Way
  ...h and bridleway running for 203 miles from the [[Pennines]] to the [[River Severn]], and then out to the [[Cotswolds]], running through six counties: The route is named after the [[River Severn]] along which the middle section runs, from the Latin name of that river.
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• Wyre Forest
  ...from [[Upper Arley]] in the north to [[Areley Kings]], near [[Stourport-on-Severn]] in the south. ...ore Wood, in [[Kidderminster Foreign]] on the opposite bank of the [[River Severn]], but that was merely a tract of woodland belonging to [[Worcester Cathedr
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• Wysis Way
  ...on its way to the top of [[May Hill]] (971 feet) and views of the [[River Severn]]. ...ns east along the [[River Frome, Stroud|River Frome]] and the [[Thames and Severn Canal]] to Daneway and [[Sapperton, Gloucestershire]] before nipping into W
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• Caerleon Roman Fortress and Baths
  ...aerleon was built in AD 75 to secure the narrow passage between the Severn Valley and lands to the west, which would become Glamorgan and South Wales. It wa
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• Crossings of the River Wye
  ...ng the whole length of the river, 133 miles from its source to the [[River Severn]]. |The [[Wye Valley Walk]] footbridge
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• The Doward
  ...rd''' and '''Great Doward''' and extensive woodland. It is within the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in the corner of the county with [[Monm ...enot.com</ref><ref name=p64>{{cite book|last=Painter|first=K. S.|title=The Severn Basin|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=vQYhAAAAMAAJ|accessdate=26 Marc
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• King Arthur's Cave
  ...rdshire]]. It is about four miles north-east of [[Monmouth]], in the [[Wye Valley]]. The cave entrance lies about 285 feet above the [[River Wye]] on a hill, ...><ref>Painter, K. S.: '[https://books.google.com/books?id=vQYhAAAAMAAJ The Severn Basin]' (Cory, Adams & Mackay, 1964) pages 14–19</ref>
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• Chalford
  '''Chalford''' is a large village in the [[River Frome, Stroud|Frome Valley]] of the [[Cotswolds]] in [[Gloucestershire]], to the southeast of [[Stroud At this point the valley is also called the [[Golden Valley]].<ref>[http://www.chalfordhill.org.uk Chalford Hill Parish]</ref>
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• Old Sodbury
  '''Old Sodbury''' is a small village in the valley of the [[River Frome, Bristol|River Frome]] just below and to the west of t ...nd is open to the west, commanding an impressive view of the Frome Valley, Severn Vale and the Welsh mountains. The earthen walls enclose an area of eleven
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• Blaisdon Hall
  ...loucestershire]], at [[Blaisdon]] at the edge of the [[River Severn|Severn Valley]], ten miles west of the county town, [[Gloucester]]. The house was built ...long-eared bats also are recorded using the Hall.<ref name=ss/> The [[Wye Valley]] and [[Forest of Dean]] are one of the main locations for Lesser horseshoe
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• Brimscombe
  ...ud|River Frome]] south of [[Stroud]], in the stretch known as the [[Golden Valley]]. The village is part of a string of villages which grew up in the valley early in the Industrial Revolution, taking advantage of the power of the ri
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• Buckland, Gloucestershire
  ...[Cotswolds|Cotswold]] escarpment, overlooking Buckland and the Severn/Avon valley.<ref name=tbgas>{{cite journal |author=Marshall, A. |year=1987 |title=The H
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• Churchdown
  ...ill', which rises to 510 feet above sea level and gives views across the [[Severn Vale]] and to the [[Cotswolds]], Gloucester, Cheltenham, the [[Malvern Hill ...radio transmitter status and details</ref> and two reservoirs operated by Severn Trent Water.
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• Frampton Mansell
  Frampton Mansell lies in the valley of the [[River Frome, Stroud|River Frome]], from which it takes its name.<r ...viaduct is a well-known feature and occasional steam excursions along the valley are popular with trainspotters.
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• Harescombe
  ...he village is derived from the Old English ''heres cumb'', meaning "army's valley" (the ''cumb'' element being an Old English word taken from the British lan ...d by Tacitus as having been raised by Ostorius Scapula between the [[River Severn]] and [[River Avon, Somerset|River Avon]], and are old British works adapte
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• Littledean Camp
  The castle was positioned on high ground overlooking the Severn valley and the town of [[Littledean]].<ref name=sg/> In addition to protecting the
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• Owlpen
  '''Owlpen''' is a small village in [[Gloucestershire]], set in a valley in the [[Cotswolds|Cotswold Hills]]. It is about one mile east of [[Uley]], The Owlpen valley is set around the settlement like an amphitheatre of wooded hills open to t
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• Pope's Hill
  ...e edge of the forest, looking out to the broad stream of the tidal [[River Severn]], a languid loop of which lies just a mile and a half away. ...ree miles east of [[Cinderford]]. A small village, [[Flaxley]] sits in the valley to the immediate north.
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• Selsley
  The western scarp face falls hundreds of feet to the flat Severn Valley. Beyond the Forest lie the [[Black Mountains]] and beyond these the [[Breco
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• Seven Springs
  ...ames%20source&f=false |last=Philips |first=J. |title=Geology of Oxford and Valley of the Thames |location=Oxford |publisher=Clarendon Press |date=1871 |page= ...e |date=15 May 2012 |title=Could the River Thames be longer than the River Severn? |first=David |last=Bailey |accessdate=6 August 2016}}</ref><ref>{{cite web
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• Sapperton Canal Tunnel
  |carries=Thames and Severn Canal The '''Sapperton Canal Tunnel''' is a tunnel on the [[Thames and Severn Canal]] near [[Cirencester]] in [[Gloucestershire]]. With a length of 3,817
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• Shipham
  ...t the loveliness of the weather did not fail, and the whole day was set in Severn landscapes. They first saw the great river like a sea with the Welsh mounta ...f Batts Combe quarry with views from the edge, across Cheddar, the Cheddar Valley towards [[Glastonbury Tor]] and the [[Bristol Channel]].
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• Perry Barr
  ...ir, in Perry Park.<ref name="Nicholson2">''Nicholson waterways Guide 2 – Severn, Avon and Birmingham'', Collins, 2006 {{ISBN|978-0-00-721110-4}}</ref>
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• Great Barr
  ...cks at Perry Barr.<ref name="Nicholson2">''Nicholson waterways Guide 2 – Severn, Avon and Birmingham'', Collins, 2006 {{ISBN|978-0-00-721110-4}}</ref>
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• Stepaside, Montgomeryshire
  ...constricting valley of the Mochdre Brook (a stream which joins the [[River Severn]] in the town).
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• Oldcotes Dyke
  ...wentieth century, a sewage works facility, since been removed, and in 2007 Severn Trent Water set out to turn the site into a hay meadow and grassland to bec ...Like the Maltby treatment works, it is strung along the bank, because the valley has steep sides. Beyond the works, the river is called Hooton Brook.
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• Old Kiln Light Railway
  Founded in the early 1970s as a heritage 'Wey Valley Light Railway', it was first located around a disused pumping station in [[ |Currently on loan from the [[Moors Valley Railway]]. This loco was constructed using the frame of a 1937 O&K 4wDM loc
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• Medway Megaliths
  ...chambered long barrows and other megalithic monuments located in the lower valley of the River Medway in Kent. Constructed from local sarsen stone and soil b ...r regional groupings of Early Neolithic tomb-shrines (such as the Cotswold-Severn group), there are also various idiosyncrasies in the different monuments, s
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• Elan Valley Reservoirs
  .../history/rhayader/elanmenu.html |title=Powys Digital History Project: Elan Valley Reservoirs|access-date=9 May 2012}}</ref> ...history/rhayader/aqueduct1.html |title=Powys Digital History Project: Elan Valley Dams|access-date=9 May 2012}}</ref> The aqueduct, which was started in 1896
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• Frankley Reservoir
  ...tershire]] that holds drinking water for [[Birmingham]]. It is operated by Severn Trent Water.<ref name="LRR">Environment Agency public register of Large Rai It contains 200 million gallons of water received from the [[Elan Valley Reservoirs]],<ref name=penguin>{{cite book |title=Penguin Dictionary of Civ
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• Blagdon Lake
  '''Blagdon Lake''' lies in a valley at the northern edge of the [[Mendip Hills]] in [[Somerset]], close to the ...an villa before crossing under the [[M5 motorway]] and emptying into the [[Severn Estuary]] in Woodspring Bay, downstream from [[Clevedon]] and west of the v
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• Malvern Link
  ...its, now lined with trees.<ref>{{cite book|isbn=9781841712048|title=Severn Valley Ware Production at Newland Hopfields: Excavation of a Romano-British Kiln S ...he Barnards Green bus shelter and Pound Bank; The Worcester - [[Upton-upon-Severn]] - Malvern route 362/363 operated by Diamond serves that stops at the Barn
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• Lillington, Warwickshire
  ...l=http://www.stwater.co.uk/upload/pdf/FINAL_WATER_TREATMENT_map__.pdf|work=Severn Trent|accessdate=30 December 2011|url-status=dead|archiveurl=https://web.ar The Roman Catholic Church of Our Lady, in Valley Road next to the Public Library, was consecrated in 1963.<ref>{{cite web|ti
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• Lyneham, Oxfordshire
  ...neham Longbarrow]], which was excavated in 1894. The barrow is of Cotswold-Severn type<ref>{{harvnb|Benson|Whittle|2007|p=}}}</ref> and contains two chambers ...mpton Railway was built through the south of the parish along the Evenlode valley. The line was authorised in 1845 and completed in 1853. This part of the OW
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• Kempsey
  ...[Oswaldslow]] hundred of [[Worcestershire]]. It is bounded by the [[River Severn]] on the west, and the A38 main road runs through it and is about three mil ...s. Kemys was a Saxon chief, whose island lay between marshes and the River Severn. One of the roads in Kempsey, Lyf's Lane, is named after another Saxon chie
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