The Yeading Brook in Cutthroat Wood
Introduction
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The Yeading Brook in Cutthroat Wood
Image: © Des Blenkinsopp Taken: 9 Oct 2014
The Yeading Brook is around 26kms long and forms the upper part of the River Crane catchment. The catchment drains 125 square kilometres of suburban West London before joining the tidal Thames at Isleworth. http://www.cranevalley.org.uk/catchment/catchment-information.html The Hillingdon Trail runs alongside this section.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.547024
Longitude
-0.432345