Description

Follow this remarkable river from its source near Brackley to its meeting with the Wash at King’s Lynn (where it was artificially diverted to), exploring the river and the towns and villages along its banks. The Great Ouse runs for 143 miles, making it one of Britain’s longest rivers and was once historically important both for its roles in drainage and navigation.

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Follows this remarkable river from its source near Brackley to its meeting with the Wash at King’s Lynn, exploring the river and the towns and villages along its banks.

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