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River Leven (Cumbria)

The River Leven is an 8 mile long river that drains Windermere at its southern end. The river drains into Morecambe Bay.
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by N Chadwick

Created: Mon, 12 Nov 2012, Updated: Tue, 30 Oct 2018


19 images use this description:

SD3786 : Bend in the river Leven by Stephen Craven
2020
SD3786 : Reflections in the river Leven by Stephen Craven
2020
SD3786 : Paddleboarders on the river Leven by Stephen Craven
2020
SD3786 : Trees on the bank of the river Leven by Stephen Craven
2020
SD3786 : River Leven from Fell Foot by DS Pugh
2019
SD3786 : Bench beside the river by DS Pugh
2019
SD3786 : River Leven by DS Pugh
2019
SD3786 : Towards the Leven by DS Pugh
2019
SD3786 : Picnic bench beside the Leven by DS Pugh
2017
SD3786 : Train passing the River Leven by DS Pugh
2017
SD3786 : River Leven at Fell Foot by DS Pugh
2017
SD3886 : Becoming the River Leven by DS Pugh
2017
SD3786 : Banks of the Leven by DS Pugh
2014
SD3786 : Leven near Newby Bridge by DS Pugh
2014
SD3686 : Boats on the River Leven by N Chadwick
2012
SD3786 : Start of River Leven by DS Pugh
2012
SD3786 : River Leven by DS Pugh
2012
SD3786 : Lakeside train beside the River Leven by DS Pugh
2003
SD3786 : Train beside the River Leven by DS Pugh
2003


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