St John's Brook reappears from under the road, Wedgnock, north Warwick
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St John's Brook reappears from under the road, Wedgnock, north Warwick
Image: © Robin Stott Taken: 17 Apr 2016
Rising about 2km north of here, St John's Brook then plays hide and seek as it runs southeast through the town, joining the River Avon above Castle Bridge. It has just passed under the A46 Warwick bypass (on an embankment among trees in the background) then under this distributor road which may be Primrose Hill or may be Wedgnock Lane: it isn't clear from mapping or Streetview where the change occurs. More interestingly, a very informal footpath follows the brook south, bounded by the Wedgnock industrial estate, before emerging on the towpath of the Grand Union Canal at Cape top lock: Image
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Image Location
Latitude
52.295762
Longitude
-1.59731