Bybrook River

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The Bybrook River is a picturesque waterway in Wiltshire, England, known for flowing through the historic village of Castle Combe and the surrounding Cotswold countryside.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
alsoKnownAs By Brook
country England
county Wiltshire
drainageBasin Bristol Avon catchment
linked to: Bristol Avon
flowsGenerally south-west
flowsThrough Box
Castle Combe
Colerne parish
Ford
Slaughterford
hasCulturalAssociation historic village of Castle Combe
hasEcologicalCharacteristic typical Cotswold chalk-stream fauna and flora
hasFeature limestone valley
picturesque scenery
historicallyUsedFor local industry power supply
watermills
locatedIn Cotswolds
South West England
linked to: southwest England

Wiltshire
mouthLocation River Avon at Batheaston
linked to: River Avon
near Bath
partOf River Avon river system
region Cotswold Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
sourceLocation Near Burton, Wiltshire
tributaryOf River Avon
usedFor angling
recreation
walking along riverside paths
watercourseType freshwater river

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Castle Combe river Bybrook River