Yare - Short Dyke Junction

The River Yare Navigation continues south westerly from the junction with the River Waveney and immediately passes the remote Berney Arms on the .... Heading north east out of Rockland Broad is Fleet Dyke which runs for ¾ of a mile back into the River Yare about ½ a mile upstream from the entrance to Short Dyke.

This 2 mile canal runs from Reedham to Haddicoe and links the rivers Waveney and Yare. History: Promoted ... A short dyke joining the river Yare. For more details ... From its junction with Popham's Eau only the first ¼ mile of this waterway is in Norfolk, the remainder of its 9¾ miles length are in Cambridgeshire. Waterway ...

It was 8.7 miles (14.0 km) long and ran from two bone mills at Antingham to a junction with the River Ant at Smallburgh. It carried offal for the bone mills and agricultural products, as it proved cheaper to land coal on the beach at Mundesley and cart it overland than to use the canal. The venture was not a commercial success ...

From the bird hide continue along the Wherrymans Way which runs parallel to Short Dyke and then joins the River Yare and bends right to follow the River towards the Beauchamp Arms. Continue along the path until you reach the little bridge just before the Beauchamp Arms. 2) Turn right to follow the public bridleway along ...

wetland. The route passes through many nature reserves and Sites of. Special Scientific Interest, a reflection of the rich wildlife diversity of the. Yare Valley. Whether you ..... Dyke Staithe. â–« Follow Langley Dyke to the River Yare, turning right to follow the riverside footpath past the restored Wind Pump, back to Hardley Dyke.

lanes, this short but varied walk takes in a mixture of ... this would have been on the edge of the vast estuary of the River Yare and the village would ... This walk starts at Acle Dyke (TG409107) and ends in Halvergate at Squires Road/Marsh Road junction (TG420069). Getting there. Coach National Express 308 and 491.

Oct 31, 2008 ... Grazing cattle keep the grass sward short. Trampling of the dyke edges creates a tussocky 'berm' colonised by emergent and fen plants. Dykes which become overgrown or are in danger of filling in due to cattle trampling are cleaned out by mechanical digger. Water levels are controlled by sluices, excess ...

junction with the road leading to Thurne and runs in an east south easterly direction to ... The path then turns eastwards for a short distance then southwards and then south ... end of a dyke. The path then turns south westwards along the south eastern bank of the dyke to the east bank of the River Bure, and then continues ...

Bordering the River Yare, Thorpe Marshes is one of the Trust's more urban sites, located on the eastern fringe of Norwich. The site is a wonderful mixture of habitats: flower-rich marshes criss-crossed with dykes that are home to many dragonfly and damselfly species, including the rare Norfolk hawker, and the even larger ...

the Broads main river valleys, the Ant, Thurne, Bure, Yare and Waveney. The proposals in the reports can be ..... Populations in the River Ant seaward of the river Thurne junction are low, which coincides with salinity. ... Rockland Short Dyke experienced a zebra mussel population explosion in. 1995 but further research ...