Opening the sluice
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Opening the sluice
Image: © Adrian Hodge Taken: 19 Nov 2006
Worthing Mill, seen in the background, stands on the River Blackwater, a tributary of the River Wensum. Although the mill ceased commercial operation in 1928, the sluices, which control the water level above the mill are still used to regulate river flow.
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Image Location
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52.741094
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0.956558