The Duke of Northumberland's River in Isleworth
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The Duke of Northumberland's River in Isleworth
Image: © Nigel Cox Taken: 22 Aug 2007
Just past the footbridge is the point of confluence of The Duke of Northumberland's River with the River Thames, with the tree-covered island of Isleworth Ait beyond. The Duke of Northumberland's River is an artificial cut, built in the 16th century to provide water for the flour mill at Isleworth.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.470062
Longitude
-0.32268