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River Teme

The River Teme rises in Mid Wales and flows eastwards through Knighton and Ludlow, it then forms the Shropshire / Worcestershire border before joining the River Severn near Worcester. It is 81 miles long. Its entire length has been designated a SSSI.
by N Chadwick

Created: Wed, 12 Jan 2011, Updated: Wed, 12 Jan 2011


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SO7262 : River Teme near Shelsey Beauchamp by Mat Fascione
SO4372 : River Teme upstream from Burrington Bridge by N Chadwick
SO6569 : The remains of Eastham Bridge by Alan Murray-Rust
SO5074 : Dinham Weir by N Chadwick
SO5174 : Horseshoe Weir by N Chadwick
SO4172 : Meander, River Teme by N Chadwick
SO5074 : Dinham Bridge by N Chadwick
SO3672 : River Teme by N Chadwick
SO7165 : The Old Corn Mill on the River Teme by Mat Fascione
SO5074 : Dinham Bridge crossing the River Teme by Mat Fascione
SO5074 : The River Teme at Ludlow by Mat Fascione
SO3672 : Looking upstream, River Teme by N Chadwick
SO5074 : Dinham Bridge crossing the River Teme by Mat Fascione
SO5074 : Dinham Bridge crossing the River Teme by Mat Fascione
SO5074 : River Teme upstream from Dinham Bridge by N Chadwick
SO7262 : New Mill Bridge crossing the River Teme by Mat Fascione
SO5174 : The Charlton Arms Hotel by Mat Fascione
SO4876 : Bridge crossing the River Teme at Bromfield by Mat Fascione
SO5074 : River Teme, downstream from Dinham Bridge by N Chadwick
SO4173 : The River Teme and valley by N Chadwick
SO5074 : Dinham Bridge crossing the River Teme by Mat Fascione
SO4172 : The Teme Valley near Leintwardine by N Chadwick
SO7165 : The old Stanford Bridge by Mat Fascione
SO7361 : Ham Bridge by Mat Fascione
SO4073 : Leintwardine Bridge by Philip Halling

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