River Misbourne Higher Denham
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River Misbourne Higher Denham
Image: © David Leeming Taken: 7 Apr 1997
View upstream near a minor road bridge crossing to a part of the Misbourne where the gardens of bank-side properties extend to the river edge, creating an unusual river corridor for this chalk stream. This part of the Misbourne is below the discharge point of Gerrards Cross sewage treatment works - which prevented the river drying out downstream during a period of acute low flows in late summer of 1997.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.578437
Longitude
-0.517713