3507:. At that time it was known as the Wellstream or Old Wellenhee, and parts of that course are marked by the Old Croft River and the border between Cambridgeshire and Norfolk. After major inland flood events in the early 13th century it breached another watershed near Denver and took over the channel of the old Wiggenhall Eau, and so achieved a new exit and so joined the Wash at Kings Lynn. Parts of the old course were later used for the River Lark, which flows in the reverse direction along the section below Prickwillow, after the main river was moved further to the west. The original northern course began to silt up, depriving Wisbech of a reliable outlet to the sea, and was kept navigable by diverting the
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3727:, but although the works cost £70,000, they were too late to return the navigation to prosperity. Railways arrived in the area rapidly after 1845, reaching Cambridge, Ely, Huntingdon, King's Lynn, St Ives, St Neots and Tempsford by 1850. The river below King's Lynn was improved by the construction of the 2 mi (3.2 km) Marsh Cut and the building of training walls beyond that to constrain the channel, but the railways were welcomed by the Bedford Levels Corporation, for whom navigation interfered with drainage, and by King's Lynn Corporation, who did not want to be superseded by other towns with railway interchange facilities.
3743:, but they failed to obtain their Act of Parliament. A stockbroker called L. T. Simpson bought it in 1893, and spent some £21,000 over the next four years in restoring it. He created the Ouse Transport Company, running a fleet of tugs and lighters, and then attempted to get approval for new tolls, but was opposed by Bedfordshire and Huntingdonshire County Councils. Protracted legal battles followed, with Simpson nailing the lock gates together, and the County Councils declaring that the river was a public highway. The 'Godmanchester' case eventually reached the
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3691: mi (4.0 km) cut was nearly £500,000, and although the navigators, who had opposed the scheme, benefitted most from it, there were new problems for drainage, with the surrounding land levels dropping as the peaty soil dried out. The Eau Brink Act 1795 created Drainage Commissioners and Navigation Commissioners, who had powers over the river to St Ives, but both bodies were subject to the Bedford Levels Corporation. Although often in opposition, the two parties worked together on the construction of a new lock and
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by the horses used for towing boats. An Act of
Parliament to regulate the situation was defeated in 1777 after fierce opposition, and it was not until 1789 that a Haling Act was passed, which ensured that tolls were charged and landowners were repaid for damage to the banks caused by horses. These measures were a success, as there were few complaints once the new system was in place.
512:. The lower reaches of the Great Ouse are also known as "Old West River" and "the Ely Ouse", but the entire length of the river is often referred to simply as the Ouse in informal usage (the word "Great" – which originally meant simply big or, in the case of a river, long – is used to distinguish this river from several others called the Ouse).
3921:. The idea was revived once more in the 1880s, when the Ouse River Canal and Steam Navigation Ltd bought the river with the aim of creating the link. An enabling Act of Parliament was defeated, although Major Marindin, acting for the Board of Trade, was optimistic about the likely benefits. The modern version of the proposal is in progress since 1994, by the
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volume of water to carry the boats over such obstructions. On the lower river, a combination of high spring tides and large volumes of floodwater resulted in the complete failure of Denver sluice in 1713. While there were celebrations among the navigators, the problem of flooding returned, and the channel below Denver deteriorated.
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altering and improving the navigation of the said river Ouze, from or near a place called Eau Brink, in the parish of
Wiggenhall Saint Mary, in the said county, to the said harbour of King's Lynn; and for improving and preserving the navigation of the several rivers communicating with the said river Ouze.
3878:, but the intervening section is tidal, and deters many boaters. Access to the Middle Level Navigations used to be possible via the Old Bedford River and Welches Dam lock, but the Environment Agency piled the entrance to the lock in 2006 and this route is no loger available for navigation. The proposed
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Denver sluice was reconstructed in 1834, after the Eau Brink Cut had been completed. Sir John Rennie designed the new structure, which incorporated a tidal lock with four sets of gates, enabling it to be used at most states of the tide. Sir Thomas Cullam, who had inherited a part share of the upper
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therefore designed a new sluice for the
Bedford Level Corporation, which was constructed between 1748 and 1750 and included a navigation lock. No tolls were charged on the river below St Ives or on the New Bedford, and those responsible for drainage complained about damage to the sluices and to banks
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was passed in 1600 which allowed
Adventurers, who paid for drainage schemes with their own money, to be repaid in land which they had drained. The Act covered large tracts of England, but no improvements were made to the region through which the Great Ouse flowed until 1618, Arnold Spencer and Thomas
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reported in 1909 on the poor state of the lower river, the lack of any consistent authority to manage it, and the unusual practice of towing horses having to jump over fences because there were no gates where they crossed the towing path. The Ouse
Drainage Board was formed in 1918, but had no powers
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have survived. However, the harbour and the river below Denver sluice were affected by silting, and the problem was perceived to be the effects of the sluice. Sand from The Wash was deposited by the incoming tide, and the outgoing tide did not carry it away again. Colonel John
Armstrong was asked to
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are an internationally important area for wildlife. Sandwiched between the Old
Bedford and New Bedford rivers, they consist of washland which is used as pasture during the summer but which floods in the winter, and are the largest area of such land in the United Kingdom. They act as breeding grounds
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Simpson's victory in 1904 coincided with an increased use of the river for leisure. As he could not charge these boats for use of the locks, the situation was resolved for a time in 1906 by the formation of the River Ouse Locks
Committee, who rented the locks between Great Barford and Bedford. Over
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A large interchange dock was built at Ely, to facilitate the distribution of agricultural produce from the local region to wider markets. In addition, coal for several isolated pumping stations was transferred to boats for the final part of the journey, rather than it coming all the way from King's
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The river has been important both for drainage and for navigation for centuries, and these dual roles have not always been complementary. The course of the river has changed significantly. In prehistory, it flowed from
Huntingdon straight to Wisbech and then into the sea. In several sequences, the
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Below Denver, the situation was complicated by the fact that there were six bodies with responsibility for the river in 1913. No dredging took place, as there was no overall authority. The training walls were repaired in 1930 by the King's Lynn
Conservancy Board, and the Great Ouse Catchment Board
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was the engineer, and a major part of the scheme was the Old Bedford River, a straight cut to carry water from Earith to a new sluice near Salters Lode, which was completed in 1637. The sluice was not popular with those who used the river for navigation, and there were some attempts to destroy the
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As the water quality has improved, otters have returned to the river in numbers such that fishing lakes now require fencing to protect stocks. Paxton Pits nature reserve near St Neots has hides from which otters are regularly seen. Coarse fishing is still popular, with a wide range of fish in the
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An act for improving the drainage of the Middle and South Levels, part of the great level of the fens, called Bedford Level, and the low lands adjoining or near to the river Ouze, in the county of Norfolk, draining through the same to sea by the harbour of King's Lynn, in the said county; and for
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A repeated problem was the number of authorities responsible for different aspects of the river. The Drainage Board created in 1918 had no powers to address navigation issues, and there were six bodies responsible for the river below Denver in 1913. When the Great Ouse Catchment Board was created
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Improvements to assist navigation began in 1618, with the construction of sluices and locks. Bedford could be reached by river from 1689. A major feature was the sluice at Denver, which failed in 1713, but was rebuilt by 1750 after the problem of flooding returned. Kings Lynn, at the mouth of the
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Between St Ives and Bedford, there were ten sluices, which were pound locks constructed at locations where mill weirs would have prevented navigation. There were also five staunches, which were flash locks constructed near to fords and shallows. Operation of the beam and paddle provided an extra
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rejected this idea in 1766, suggesting that the banks should be moved inwards to create a narrower, faster-flowing channel. William Elstobb and others had suggested that the great bend in the river above King's Lynn should be removed by creating a cut, but it took 50 years of arguing before the
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to enter the Wash at King's Lynn. It is navigable from the Wash to Kempston Mill near Bedford, a distance of 72 mi (116 km) which contains 17 locks. It has a catchment area of 3,240 sq mi (8,380 km) and a mean flow of 15.5 m/s (550 cu ft/s) as measured at
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cargo traffic on the river between 1925 and 1959, with the last known commercial traffic sailing in 1974. Leisure boating had been popular since 1904, and the post-war period saw the creation of the Great Ouse Restoration Society in 1951, who campaigned for complete renovation of the river
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river, developed as a port, with civil engineering input from many of the great engineers of the time. With the coming of the railways the state of the river declined so that it was unsuitable either for navigation or for drainage. The navigation was declared to be derelict in the 1870s.
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lower reaches of the river silted, and in times of inland flood, the waters would breach neighbouring watersheds and new courses would develop – generally in a progressively eastwards fashion. In the Dark Ages, it turned to the west at Littleport, between its present junctions with the
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Its course has been modified several times, with the first recorded modification in 1236, as a result of flooding. During the 1600s, the Old Bedford and New Bedford Rivers were built to provide a quicker route for the water to reach the sea. In the 20th century, construction of the
3940:, and provide a non-tidal link to King's Lynn. The project would include a large marina, and would be part of a much larger regeneration project for the south side of the town. Two locks would be required to raise boats from the Relief Channel to the River Nar.
3662:. c. 77) was obtained to authorise it, and another 26 years until the cut was finally opened in 1821. During this time, most of the major civil engineers of the time had contributed their opinions. The original project head and chief engineer was Sir
3823: mi (16.9 km) from here to Wiggenhall bridge, was constructed at the same time. It joins the river at a sluice above King's Lynn, and was made navigable in 2001, when the Environment Agency constructed a lock at Denver to provide access.
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Lynn. Decline on most of the river was rapid, with tolls halving between 1855 and 1862. Flooding in 1875 was blamed on the poor state of the navigation, and it was recommended that it should be abandoned, but there was no funds to obtain an
3834:; in 1951 the Great Ouse Restoration Society was formed to continue the process, and successfully campaigned for and assisted with the restoration. The Restoration Society campaign included the establishment of the Bedford to St. Neots
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Since 1978, the Bedford River Festival has been held every two years, to celebrate the link between Bedford and the coast. In addition to craft often seen on the river, the 2008 festival featured a reconstruction of a 1st-century
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Lock, in a partnership with the Environment Agency who use it as a flood relief channel. CASC is also the venue each year for the UK's National Inter Clubs Slalom Finals, the largest canoe slalom event by participation in the UK.
3723:. c. ccxiv) created commissioners who dredged the river from Hermitage Lock to Littleport bridge, and also dredged several of its tributaries. They constructed a new cut near Ely to bypass a long meander near Padnall Fen and
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The Catchment Board bought the navigation rights from Simpson's estate, and began to dredge the river and rebuild the locks. There was an upturn in commercial traffic from 1925, when the sugar beet factory at
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river, but it is many years since large sturgeon were caught. Seals have been recorded as far upstream as Bedford. Huntingdonshire seems to be the most popular area for breeding animals in recent years.
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The non-tidal reaches of the river are used for leisure boating, but remain largely separated from the rest of the British inland waterway system. Several of its tributaries are navigable, including the
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and construction took four years. It proved to be too narrow, resulting in further silting of the harbour, and was widened at an additional cost of £33,000 on Telford's advice. The total cost for the
3933:) and various government agencies. A feasibility study was carried out in 2001, which looked at nine possible routes; by 2006, the cost of the preferred route was between £100 and £200 million.
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2000 boats were recorded using Bedford Lock in a three-month period soon afterwards. Despite pressure from local authorities and navigation companies, the upper river was closed for trade, and a
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were constructed, and Spencer attempted to obtain permission to improve the river to Bedford, but the Act was defeated, despite support from Bedford Corporation. Some dredging was done, and
469:. Authorities disagree both on the river's source and its length, with one quoting 160 mi (260 km) and another 143 mi (230 km). Mostly flowing north and east, it is the
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to deal with navigation issues, and it was not until the powers of the Land Drainage Act (1930) were used to create the Great Ouse Catchment Board that effective action could be taken.
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held along the Embankment on Bedford's riverside and dates back to the original Bedford to St Neots race in 1952, believed to be the first of its kind in the country.
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Marathon, it is the longest established canoe race in the UK. In 1961 its organisers formalised canoeing activities on the river by forming the
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to create a Drainage Authority. The navigation was declared to be derelict by three County Councils soon afterwards. It was then bought by the
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to Bedford. His estimate of £180,807 scared investors, and no progress was made. In 1838, there was another (failed) proposal to extend the
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Bedford also benefits from the presence of weirs and sluices, creating white water opportunities. Viking organise national ranking
4266:, particularly around Bedford which is a regional centre for the sport. Viking Kayak Club organise the Bedford Kayak Marathon with
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near Ely was opened. They operated six or seven tugs and a fleet of over 100 barges, and three tugs and 24 barges from the
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river, invested large amounts of his own money in rebuilding the locks, sluices and staunches in the 1830s and 1840s. The
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survey the river in 1724, and suggested returning it to how it was prior to the construction of the drainage works.
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became an inland port, but he lost a lot of money on the scheme, and the condition of the river worsened.
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also operated on the river. Local commercial traffic continued around Ely until after the
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5093:"The Boat Race 2021 to be raced at Ely, Cambridgeshire"
5023:"River great ouse flooding - river great ouse flooding"
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Kings Lynn to the Great Ouse Flood Relief Channel Link
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5341:Useful information on the river from Jim Shead
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4342:Bedford & Milton Keynes Waterway Trust
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6346:Watlington and Princes Risborough Railway
5285:Inland Waterways of Great Britain, 8th Ed
4933:"SLIDESHOW: Seal in the River Great Ouse"
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4377:Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
4203:Learn how and when to remove this message
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3737:Ouse River Canal and Steam Navigation Ltd
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4016:. From here it flows due East, through
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5003:from the original on 15 September 2015
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5264:Boyes, John; Russell, Ronald (1977).
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4548:Nedwell, D.B.; Trimmer, M.T. (1996).
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3636:After the river had been diverted to
322:Denver Sluice Catchment area 3430 km2
300:8,380 km (3,240 sq mi)
6853:Bedford & Milton Keynes Waterway
6476:Bedford & Milton Keynes Waterway
5727:Longest rivers of the United Kingdom
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5247:The River Great Ouse and tributaries
5183:"Visit Shefford, Bedford Embankment"
5103:from the original on 21 January 2021
4943:from the original on 30 January 2016
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4454:
4141:adding citations to reliable sources
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3739:, who wanted to link Bedford to the
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431:several British rivers called "Ouse"
4563:. Inter Research Science: 273–286.
4513:A Dictionary of British Place Names
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4357:Cardington Artificial Slalom Course
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5304:Rivers and the British Landscape
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6351:Cheddington to Aylesbury Line
5266:The Canals of Eastern England
5245:Blair, Andrew Hunter (2006).
4511:Mills, Anthony David (2003).
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6027:Transport in Buckinghamshire
5705:A14 bridge, River Great Ouse
5701:Godmanchester Chinese Bridge
4368:Rivers of the United Kingdom
3897:link via the Middle Level).
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7189:Rivers and watercourses of
6933:Rivers and watercourses of
6880:Milton Keynes redway system
5851:Rivers and watercourses of
5567:(upstream to downstream by
5346:Drainage and Rivers of Fens
4937:Bedford Times & Citizen
4816:"Great Ouse Relief Channel"
4515:. Oxford University Press.
4387:Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust
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3589:Parliament of Great Britain
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7288:Rivers of Northamptonshire
5283:Cumberlidge, Jane (2009).
4922:, accessed 10 October 2009
4411:Ely Ouse at Denver Complex
3865:The Great Ouse at St Neots
3781:sugar beet factory on the
3564:United Kingdom legislation
1973:Ely to Norwich Rly bridge
328: • average
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6366:Bedford–Northampton line
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5455:(upstream to downstream)
5213:Adolphus, John Leycester
4802:Boyes & Russell 1977
4790:Boyes & Russell 1977
4778:Boyes & Russell 1977
4766:Boyes & Russell 1977
4754:Boyes & Russell 1977
4725:Boyes & Russell 1977
4710:Boyes & Russell 1977
4698:Boyes & Russell 1977
4683:Boyes & Russell 1977
4235:; it was won by Oxford.
3929:(and its successor, the
3876:Middle Level Navigations
2453:Westview Marina, Earith
1823:March to Ely Rly bridge
995:Middle Level Navigations
542:Milton Keynes urban area
367: • right
203:150 m (490 ft)
6837:United Counties Omnibus
6540:Long-distance footpaths
6326:Great Central Main Line
6269:Great Western Main Line
5963:(distributary of Colne)
5951:(distributary of Colne)
5351:The Ouse Washes Website
5306:. Carnegie Publishing.
4918:4 December 2008 at the
4633:"The RSPB: Ouse Washes"
4416:28 October 2017 at the
3931:Canal & River Trust
3799:North Sea flood of 1953
666:Anglian Water Authority
355: • left
7298:Rivers of Bedfordshire
6822:Milton Keynes Coachway
6812:Buses in Milton Keynes
6707:(Roman road, "Old A5")
6201:Handy Cross roundabout
5069:. BBC. February 2004.
4967:Bedfordshire On Sunday
4430:Clayton, Phil (2012).
4278:
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3857:Navigation connections
3760:
3717:Bedford Level Act 1827
3448:(Limit of navigation)
3428:Site of Kempston Mill
2643:Old Huntingdon Bridge
2082:Mepal pumping station
2048:Newmarket Rail bridge
960:Relief Channel sluice
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526:South Northamptonshire
6882:(shared path network)
6397:Seer Green rail crash
6290:London–Aylesbury line
5709:Huntingdon Old Bridge
5268:. David and Charles.
4320:United Kingdom portal
4276:
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3919:Newport Pagnell Canal
3911:John Rennie the Elder
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3408:Road bridge, Bedford
1939:Adelaide Road bridge
1263:Denver Sluice (lock)
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481:, which runs through
145:West Northamptonshire
6776:West Coast Main Line
6427:Silverstone Heliport
6259:West Coast Main Line
5697:St Neots Town Bridge
5687:Great Barford Bridge
5337:at Wikimedia Commons
5133:on 26 September 2008
5099:. 26 November 2020.
4137:improve this article
3974:The Great Ouse near
3955:Wiggenhall St. Peter
3741:Grand Junction Canal
2747:East Coast Main Line
1318:Relief Channel Lock
678:navigation authority
284:0 m (0 ft)
263:52.81000°N 0.35500°E
182:52.09250°N 1.09306°W
61:Great Ouse catchment
6832:Stagecoach Midlands
6422:Turweston Aerodrome
5937:Passing Denham/Iver
5047:on 29 November 2013
4569:1996MEPS..142..273N
4362:The Ouse Valley Way
4347:Bedford Rowing Club
4237:The 2021 Boat Race
4215:In 1944 the annual
3901:The first is for a
3880:Fens Waterways Link
3560:Port of King's Lynn
3540:Cornelius Vermuyden
3310: A5140
3033: B1428
2898: B1041
2690:Godmanchester Lock
2666: A1307
2639: B1044
2552: A1096
2487:Brownshill Staunch
2396: A1123
2239: A1123
1935: B1382
1160:Old Bedford Sluice
1034: A1122
670:water privatisation
528:. It flows through
341:Basin features
259: /
178: /
82:Constituent country
6305:Marlow branch line
6264:Chiltern Main Line
5564:Major tributaries
5037:"Get-a-map online"
4999:. 11 August 2015.
4870:, pp. 228–229
4804:, pp. 154–156
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4756:, pp. 146–149
4739:, pp. 544–550
4727:, pp. 144–146
4712:, pp. 143–144
4700:, pp. 137–141
4685:, pp. 134–137
4578:10.3354/meps142273
4279:
4152:"River Great Ouse"
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3851:Environment Agency
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3654:Eau Brink Act 1795
3571:Eau Brink Act 1795
3545:English civil wars
3243: A421
3111:Tempsford Bridges
3080: A428
2010: A142
1746:Littleport Bridge
1208:A G Wright Sluice
1105:Salters Lode Lock
674:Environment Agency
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7308:Rivers of Norfolk
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6864:Grand Union Canal
6859:Cosgrove aqueduct
6761:Marston Vale line
6731:Bletchley Flyover
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6577:Shakespeare's Way
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6482:Grand Union Canal
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6295:Metropolitan line
6285:Marston Vale line
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6206:Denham Roundabout
6194:Notable junctions
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5605:New Bedford River
5600:Old Bedford River
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5333:Media related to
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5294:978-1-84623-010-3
5275:978-0-7153-7415-3
5256:978-0-85288-943-5
4494:Pokorny, Julius.
4468:978-1-85936-120-7
4393:Viking Kayak Club
4241:COVID-19 pandemic
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4079:River Little Ouse
3927:British Waterways
3907:Grand Union Canal
3844:Viking Kayak Club
3807:River Little Ouse
3733:Act of Parliament
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3577:Act of Parliament
3516:Act of Parliament
3497:River Little Ouse
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3267:Castle Mill Lock
3200:Site of Old Lock
3057:Eaton Socon Lock
2791: A14
2284:Road bridges (2)
2280: A10
1898:Welches Dam lock
1742: A10
1670:River Little Ouse
1529:New Bedford River
1482:Old Bedford River
895: A47
605:New Bedford River
601:Old Bedford River
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7232:River Jordan
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7071:Scarrow Beck
7061:Panford Beck
7000:
6961:Beeston Beck
6771:Varsity Line
6557:Chiltern Way
6547:Icknield Way
6531:The Ridgeway
6492:Wendover Arm
6459:
6455:River Thames
6321:Varsity Line
6314:Closed lines
6227:Beaconsfield
5866:
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5691:A428 Bridge
5625:River Wissey
5493:New Bradwell
5417:Bedfordshire
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5231:. Retrieved
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5205:Bibliography
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4461:. Carnegie.
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4283:Canoe Slalom
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4268:canoe racing
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4219:between the
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4180:
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4166:
4159:
4147:
4135:Please help
4130:verification
4127:
4109:Water sports
4083:River Wissey
4006:the Claydons
3981:
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3830:and then to
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3783:River Wissey
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3647:John Smeaton
3635:
3626:Royal assent
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3361:Road bridge
3314:Road bridge
3247:Road bridge
3160:Roxton Lock
3084:Road bridge
2815:Offord Lock
2670:Road bridge
2576:Holt Island
2400:Road Bridge
2243:Road Bridge
1705:Welney Gate
1579:River Wissey
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104:Bedfordshire
25:
7242:Rains Brook
7096:The Mermaid
7076:Spring Beck
7036:Little Ouse
6595:Cycle paths
6526:Thames Path
6278:Other lines
6173:Roman roads
5949:Colne Brook
5881:Tributaries
5674:Town Bridge
5584:River Ouzel
5555:King's Lynn
5107:26 November
5077:25 December
4538:, p. 7
4050:River Ouzel
4014:Oxfordshire
3983:Tributaries
3966:Tributaries
3832:Eaton Socon
3671:John Rennie
3638:King's Lynn
3630:19 May 1795
1628:Rly bridge
997:main drain
899:Kings Lynn
685:Ouse Washes
672:, when the
595:, reaching
534:Oxfordshire
495:channelised
384:Little Ouse
346:Tributaries
266: /
230:King's Lynn
185: /
7277:Categories
7247:River Tove
7237:River Nene
7207:River Avon
7011:Hagon Beck
7001:Great Ouse
6855:(proposed)
6582:Swan's Way
6487:Slough Arm
6252:Main lines
5957:(man-made)
5867:Great Ouse
5749:Great Ouse
5615:River Lark
5590:River Ivel
5586:(or Lovat)
5579:River Tove
5569:confluence
5545:Littleport
5530:Huntingdon
5468:Buckingham
5436:Flows into
5233:28 October
5193:1 November
5167:22 October
5155:Facilities
5137:22 October
5125:Facilities
5007:11 October
4977:11 October
4947:11 October
4826:10 October
4671:Blair 2006
4592:27 January
4536:Blair 2006
4500:. entry 9.
4399:References
4383:WWT Welney
4291:Cardington
4229:Littleport
4163:newspapers
4074:River Lark
4069:Soham Lode
4056:River Ivel
4052:(or Lovat)
4045:River Tove
4040:River Leck
4034:Buckingham
4022:Stoke Lyne
3953:A seal at
3803:River Lark
3791:"Shellfen"
3779:Wissington
3597:Long title
3509:River Nene
3501:River Lark
3468:to source
3139:River Ivel
2902:Mill Lane
2124:Soham Lode
1788:River Lark
926:River Nar
661:sugar beet
624:Littleport
585:Huntingdon
538:Buckingham
467:Kings Lynn
297:Basin size
254:00°21′18″E
251:52°48′36″N
173:01°05′35″W
170:52°05′33″N
7227:River Ise
6956:Babingley
6512:Footpaths
6478:(planned)
6441:Waterways
6041:Motorways
5961:Wraysbury
5903:Misbourne
5610:River Cam
5595:River Kym
5488:Wolverton
5394:, England
4617:5 January
4479:29 August
4225:Cambridge
4217:Boat Race
4093:River Nar
4065:River Cam
4061:River Kym
4026:Fringford
4002:Addington
3957:, Norfolk
3938:River Nar
3888:Cambridge
3872:River Cam
3725:Burnt Fen
3721:53 Geo. 3
3698:In 1835,
3660:35 Geo. 3
3613:35 Geo. 3
3009:River Kym
2167:River Cam
856:River Nar
522:Wappenham
500:The name
483:Cambridge
475:tributary
463:North Sea
309:Discharge
7081:Stiffkey
7006:Gur Beck
6827:MK Metro
6617:Route 57
6612:Route 51
5971:Man-made
5693:St Neots
5520:St Neots
5510:Kempston
5463:Brackley
5443:The Wash
5400:Counties
5227:Archived
5187:Archived
5161:Archived
5153:"CUWBC:
5101:Archived
5071:Archived
5051:26 March
5001:Archived
4997:BBC News
4971:Archived
4941:Archived
4916:Archived
4820:Archived
4647:19 April
4641:Archived
4637:The RSPB
4583:Archived
4473:Archived
4414:Archived
4389:reserve)
4379:reserve)
4306:See also
4264:kayaking
4260:canoeing
4251:and the
4010:Somerton
3945:Wildlife
3704:mandamus
3608:Citation
3521:St Neots
3499:and the
762:The Wash
647:and the
577:St Neots
558:Kempston
530:Brackley
510:pleonasm
487:wetlands
461:and the
459:the Wash
435:Syresham
218:The Wash
141:Syresham
92:Counties
67:Location
7121:Waveney
7016:Heacham
6935:Norfolk
6607:Route 6
6602:Route 4
6072:A-roads
5978:Jubilee
5681:Bedford
5672:Bedford
5663:Bromham
5645:Harrold
5535:St Ives
5515:Bedford
5427:Norfolk
5123:"CUBC:
4565:Bibcode
4300:currach
4177:scholar
4030:Twyford
4018:Fewcott
3994:Padbury
3884:Lincoln
3818:⁄
3693:staunch
3686:⁄
3615:. c. 77
3525:sluices
3505:Wisbech
858:sluice
593:St Ives
573:Bedford
556:, then
479:the Cam
455:Norfolk
433:. From
427:England
153:England
112:Norfolk
86:England
72:Country
7136:Wissey
7126:Wensum
7111:Tiffey
7106:Thurne
6996:Glaven
6986:Gadder
6469:Canals
6448:Rivers
5872:Thames
5739:Thames
5734:Severn
5683:bypass
5665:bypass
5656:bridge
5654:Turvey
5647:bridge
5452:Towns
5310:
5291:
5272:
5253:
4519:
4465:
4438:
4247:, the
4233:Thames
4221:Oxford
4179:
4172:
4165:
4158:
4150:
3523:. Six
735:Legend
668:until
609:Denver
597:Earith
552:) and
540:, the
516:Course
506:Udso-s
388:Wissey
349:
312:
289:Length
130:
127:Source
7031:Ingol
6846:Water
6690:A4146
6375:Other
6164:A5130
6144:A4155
6139:A4146
6134:A4012
6129:A4010
5955:Frays
5944:Colne
5918:Thame
5908:Ouzel
5888:Chess
5783:Tweed
5778:Clyde
5744:Trent
5505:Olney
4586:(PDF)
4553:(PDF)
4184:JSTOR
4170:books
3840:Kayak
3836:Canoe
3620:Dates
554:Olney
465:near
372:Ouzel
213:Mouth
7141:Yare
7101:Thet
7051:Nene
6981:Cong
6976:Chet
6971:Burn
6966:Bure
6724:Rail
6700:A509
6685:A422
6680:A421
6668:Road
6551:path
6245:Rail
6159:A509
6154:A508
6124:A428
6119:A422
6114:A421
6109:A418
6104:A413
6099:A412
6094:A404
6034:Road
5923:Tove
5898:Lyde
5893:Gade
5798:Eden
5793:Nene
5788:Avon
5773:Spey
5763:Ouse
5678:A421
5660:A428
5651:A428
5308:ISBN
5289:ISBN
5270:ISBN
5251:ISBN
5235:2020
5195:2010
5169:2010
5139:2010
5109:2020
5079:2019
5053:2013
5009:2015
4979:2015
4949:2015
4828:2009
4649:2009
4619:2024
4594:2020
4517:ISBN
4481:2020
4463:ISBN
4436:ISBN
4262:and
4223:and
4156:news
4028:and
4004:and
3895:Nene
3805:and
3673:and
683:The
622:and
603:and
591:and
548:and
544:(at
502:Ouse
491:fens
489:and
453:and
399:The
380:Lark
360:Tove
44:Over
21:Ouse
7116:Tud
7091:Tat
7086:Tas
7046:Nar
7041:Mun
7026:Hun
7021:Hor
6951:Ant
6805:Bus
6410:Air
6089:A41
6084:A40
6063:M40
6058:M25
5928:Wye
5913:Ray
5803:Dee
5768:Tay
5759:Ure
5754:Wye
5540:Ely
4573:doi
4561:142
4139:by
4012:in
3996:in
3886:to
3846:.
3514:An
620:Ely
524:in
477:is
437:in
422:ooz
376:Cam
46:in
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6695:A5
6149:A5
6079:A4
6053:M4
6048:M1
5669:A6
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410:uː
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382:,
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