Tributaries of the River Severn
| Thu, 17 Apr 2008 20:43 John M |
River Clun(a tributary of the River Teme) from Anchor, Shropshire, on the Welsh Border to join the Teme at Leintwardine, Herefordshire   The river is joined by the River Unk above Clun,    then flows through Clun,      into Herefordshire      to join the River Teme at Leintwardine. |
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| Fri, 18 Apr 2008 19:59 John M |
Mor Brook and its tributary the Tiddle Brook from south of Much Wenlock to join the River Severn at Crateford, Shropshire        Tiddle Brook   |
| Fri, 18 Apr 2008 20:30 John M |
Cound Brook from Condover, Shropshire to join the River Severn at Eyton on Severn     |
| Sat, 19 Apr 2008 09:09 John M |
Smestow Brook (Tributary of the River Stour) The Smestow Brook is one of the two main watercourses with their source in Wolverhampton. The Smestow Brook flows towards the River Severn. The Bilston Brook lies on the other side of the watershed and flows towards the River Trent. The source of the brook lies in the Springfield area, northwest of the city centre, near the old brewery and appropriately named Water Street.   The first sign of the brook is when it emerges from a culvert into Fowler’s Fields.       At the far end of the fields it disappears under the railway embankment and appears to flow in culvert under the Science Park and on to the Dunstall Park racecourse. The next sighting is at the Dunstall Water Bridge over the Staffs and Worcs Canal. The brook was not diverted into the canal as it powered mills further downstream.      It then runs between the back gardens of terrace housing and a railway embankment towards Wightwick.      At this point it flows out of the town area of Wolverhampton and into rural South Staffordshire. The locally notorious Trescott Ford off the Bridgnorth Road.      Flowing through the villages of Seisdon,     Trysull,        Smestow and the confluence with the Wom Brook, Swindon,      Greensforge and Ashwood where the Brook is upgraded to River status.      At the Swindon Gauging Station the flow is 0.54m3/s which I think may be about 10 million gallons per day. The Smestow River joins the River Stour near Stourton    and this meets the Rivern Severn at Stourport. |
| Sat, 19 Apr 2008 10:46 John M |
River Onny (tributary of the River Teme) and tributaries River West Onny rising at Priest Weston and River East Onny rising on the western slopes of the Long Mynd to join the River Teme at Bromfield, Shropshire Darnford Brook (Tributary of the East Onny) Rises on the Long Mynd above Wildmoor Pool and flows to Bridges            River East Onny     River West Onny       The rivers join at Eaton, Shropshire to form the River Onny         |
| Sat, 19 Apr 2008 16:35 John M |
Sheinton Brook with tributaries Hughley Brook and Harley Brook flows north from Church Preen, Shropshire to join the River Severn at Sheinton Hughley Brook and Harley Brook    Sheinton Brook    |
| Sat, 26 Apr 2008 16:48 John M |
River Perry from Hengoed, Shropshire to join the Severn downstream of Montford Bridge                 |
| Sun, 27 Apr 2008 10:05 John M |
River Tern from Maer Pool, Staffordshire to join the River Severn at Attingham Park, Shropshire, downstream of Shrewsbury The source is reputedly a spring feeding an ornamental feature above the lake within the landscaped grounds of Maer Hall.  flowing west, via Blackbrook and Willoughbridge to     Bearstone Mill,    flowing south west to Norton in Hales    and Betton    downstream of a fish farm the river passes under the Shropshire Union Canal embankment    to the river's confluence with the Coal Brook west of the canal   the river passes east and south of Market Drayton    passing Ternhill, Lostford,      Stoke on Tern, Longdon     to Walcot, Upton Forge     and the confluence with the Severn at Attingham Park.   |
| Sun, 27 Apr 2008 10:44 John M |
River Roden (Tributary of the River Tern) from Welshampton to join the River Tern at Walcot Wem to Walcot       |
| Sun, 27 Apr 2008 11:29 John M |
River Meese(Tributary of the River Tern) from Aqualate Mere to join the River Tern at Cold Hatton Heath Aqualate Mere, National Nature Reserve          |
