Upper and Bedford Ouse catchment

Definition (http://www.environment-agency.gov.uk/static/documents/Utility/Upper_Ouse_and_Bedford_Ouse_Catchment.pdf)

The River Great Ouse dominates the catchment, from its source near Brackley, flowing north east to Earith. Other main tributaries include the Padbury and Clayden Brooks, rivers Tove, Ouzel, Flit, Ivel, Kym and the Alconbury Brook. The Grand Union canal crosses through the catchment and is a key inland waterway link from London to the Midlands. (EA)

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Approved Date
21-Nov-2013

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