Source of the River Wey (North Branch)
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Source of the River Wey (North Branch)
Image: © Paul E Smith Taken: 25 May 2009
This is one of the recognised sources of the River Wey at Alton, however the Wey has two branches which converge at Tilford. This North branch has other tributaries including the farther-reaching Caker Stream, while the South branch is widely agreed to start on Black Down south of Haslemere, but is also fed by streams emanating from near Hindhead, Nutcombe and Waggoners Wells.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.149403
Longitude
-0.989446