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River Rother

The River Rother runs for 35 miles from Rotherfield, East Sussex, entering Kent after Bodiam where it follows the county border to Wittersham, where it rejoins East Sussex to the mouth at Rye.

There are two other River Rothers in Yorkshire and in Hampshire to West Sussex.
by Oast House Archive

Created: Tue, 9 Mar 2010, Updated: Wed, 20 Jun 2012


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TQ9324 : River Rother by N Chadwick
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TQ8426 : River Rother by N Chadwick
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TQ9319 : River Rother by N Chadwick
2022
TQ8925 : River Rother by N Chadwick
2021
TQ8925 : River Rother by N Chadwick
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TQ8426 : River Rother by N Chadwick
2021
TQ8526 : River Rother by N Chadwick
2021
TQ5725 : River Rother by N Chadwick
2020
TQ7825 : Paddleboarders on River Rother by Oast House Archive
2018
TQ8427 : River Rother near Newenden by Oast House Archive
2017
TQ9220 : River Rother by N Chadwick
2017
TQ8925 : Sussex Border Path by the River Rother by N Chadwick
2012
TQ9125 : Sussex Border Path by the River Rother by N Chadwick
2012
TQ9220 : Marshlink bridge over the River Rother by N Chadwick
2012
TQ9324 : Military Road Bridge, River Rother by N Chadwick
2012
TQ9220 : Mud, River Rother by N Chadwick
2012
TQ9324 : River Rother by N Chadwick
2012
TQ9025 : Pylon by the River Rother by N Chadwick
2012
TQ9125 : Pylon by the River Rother by N Chadwick
2012
TQ9419 : Rye Harbour by Oast House Archive
2011
TQ9322 : The River Rother by N Chadwick
2010
TQ8427 : River Rother near Loosenham Manor by David Anstiss
2010
TQ9220 : The Sussex Border Path along the Rother goes under the Marsh Line by N Chadwick
2010
TQ7825 : Bridge over River Rother by Oast House Archive
2010
TQ8825 : Flooding at River Rother from Blackwall Bridge by Oast House Archive
2009

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