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• Lafonia
  ...ting offshore islands), along with [[Walker Creek, Falkland Islands|Walker Creek]].
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• Canvey Island
  ...vey Island from the east; showing the flood barrier and bridge at Benfleet Creek.]] ...ng with flood barriers spanning Benfleet Creek to the north and East Haven Creek in the west. The drainage system consists of sewers, culverts, natural and
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• South West Coast Path
  ...te=2007-11-29 |quote=We estimate that 8 weeks are required for the average walker to complete our path. |archiveurl=http://web.archive.org/web/20071024195615 ...to [[Kynance Cove]] from where the lighthouse at Lizard Point beckons the walker on. The path then continues to [[Lizard Point]], the [[Extreme points of th
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• Stanley Airport
  * [[Walker Creek]]
  9 KB (1,382 words) - 08:10, 1 February 2016
• Blenheim Palace
  ...boulder, which would suddenly roll across a path, supposedly to thrill the walker. ...rth about $62m in 2007) in 50,000 shares of the capital stock of the Beech Creek Railway Company with a minimum 4% dividend guaranteed by the New York Centr
  48 KB (7,789 words) - 14:57, 16 January 2020
• Bodie Creek Bridge
  |name=Bodie Creek Bridge |picture=Building the Bodie Creek Suspension Bridge. 1925.jpg
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• Christchurch Harbour
  ...bandoned artificial salt pans. Extensive Phragmites reed beds occupy tidal creek margins and areas of higher marsh, where they front wet grazing meadows. Th ...e Manor of Christchurch in 1791. The fishery was then sold to a Mr Thyrwit Walker in 1865, and it was purchased by West Hampshire Water Company in 1929. The
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• West Tilbury
  ...tly in the mid 16th century. Its inlet, known to rivermen as [[Bill Meroy Creek]], allowed the access of small vessels to the Marsh Farm (near Tilbury Fort ...nsiderable distances. The annual St James' fair also took place here, and Walker's mapping of 1584 refers to it as the 'Fayer Green'. The larger areas of c
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