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River Dour

The River Dour is a river in the county of Kent, in England. It flows from the villages of Temple Ewell and River, through the village of Kearsney, to Dover and out to sea.
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by David Anstiss

Created: Thu, 10 Mar 2011, Updated: Thu, 10 Mar 2011


20 images use this description:

TR3042 : River Dour by N Chadwick
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TR3141 : River Dour by N Chadwick
2016
TR3241 : River Dour by N Chadwick
2016
TR3241 : River Dour by N Chadwick
2016
TR3141 : River Dour by N Chadwick
2016
TR3241 : River Dour by N Chadwick
2016
TR3241 : River Dour in Dover by David Anstiss
2011
TR3142 : The River Dour towards Beaconsfield Avenue by David Anstiss
2011
TR3142 : Feeding the Ducks on the River Dour by David Anstiss
2011
TR2943 : Lower Road Bridge over River Dour by David Anstiss
2011
TR2943 : River Dour beside Lower Road by David Anstiss
2011
TR3142 : The River Dour  by David Anstiss
2011
TR3042 : River Dour by David Anstiss
2011
TR3241 : Footbridge over River Dour by David Anstiss
2011
TR3142 : The River Dour near Cherry Tree Avenue by David Anstiss
2011
TR3141 : River Dour in Pencester Gardens by David Anstiss
2011
TR2943 : River Dour by David Anstiss
2011
TR2943 : River Dour (2) by David Anstiss
2011
TR3141 : Footbridge over River Dour by David Anstiss
2009
TR3141 : Footbridge over River Dour by David Anstiss
2009


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