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River Colne walkovers

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This map shows the completed walkovers for the River Colne. Hover over a marker to see a summary of the walkover, click on the marker to see the full walkover details.

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Colne; Broom House

This stretch of river flows through grazing pastures with sheep and some arable land.

Colne; Broom House Corner

This stretch of river flows through grazing pasture, grazed by sheep.

Colne; Long Meadow Plantation

This stretch of the river is bordered by arable/tilled land with some grazing.

Colne; Meadow Grove

This stretch of river runs through arable/tilled and grazing land.

River Colne, Chappel to Fordstreet

River Colne at Chappel

This stretch of the Colne Valley consists of a relatively unmodified stretch of river winding through pasture land predominantly used for sheep grazing. Cricket bat willow plantation is a common feature along this part of the river, with some arable land in the downstream part of the section.

River Colne, Oaker Bridge downstream

This rural stretch of the river loops through small strips of woodland bordered by predominantly arable areas to the north of Great Yeldham.

River Colne; Colchester Town Centre

River Colne at Colchester

A heavily urbanised section of river flowing from the A133/A134 junction to the west of Colchester, through the town to the start of the Colne estuary downstream.

River Colne; Fordham area

River Colne at Fordham

A meandering stretch of river in between two road bridges to the south of the Essex Way at Fordham. This is a relatively well wooded section, adjacent to rough grassland alongside the channel.

River Colne; Fordham to West Bergholt

River Colne downstream of Fordham

This is a very rural section of river that meanders through predominantly arable fields, with some grazing pasture in the upstream section.

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