Footbridge at Ellers
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Footbridge at Ellers
Image: © Andy Waddington Taken: 24 Oct 2020
The public footpath from Marrick to the Marske road passes over a stream by this footbridge at Ellers. Immediately upstream, the stream is called Ellers Beck, but some distance downstream (perhaps immediately below the bridge) it is called North Gill. Quite a way upstream, it started life as Dales Beck, and before joining the River Swale as a left bank tributary, it has become Oxque Gill. Four different names in only four kilometres !
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Image Location
Latitude
54.388842
Longitude
-1.867226