- The
River Ingrebourne /ˈɪŋɡərˌbɔːrn/ is a
tributary of the
River Thames 27
miles (43.3 km) in length. It is
considered a
strategic waterway in London...
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Hornchurch in the
London Borough of Havering, east London. The
River Ingrebourne p****es
through the park and if
forms part of
Thames Chase Community Forest...
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Ingrebourne Valley is a
local nature reserve (LNR) in
Hornchurch in the
London Borough of Havering. It is
owned and
managed by
Havering Council, and has...
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Ingrebourne Marshes are a 74.8
hectare biological Site of
Special Scientific Interest in
Hornchurch in the
London Borough of Havering.
Ingrebourne Valley...
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occupying an
isthmus of land
between the A12 and the
Ingrebourne River (The
River Ingrebourne at
Harold Park and Hornchurch). In 1868 a
wealthy Brentwood...
- Laurence's
parish church being in
relation to the
valley of the
River Ingrebourne and the
Upminster Bridge over the
river shares the name. An alternative...
- of
Havering in
Greater London with
exchanges at Romford, Hornchurch,
Ingrebourne (in
Harold Wood),
Rainham and Upminster.
There are
three exchanges outside...
- was a more well-defined
island at high tide at the
mouth of the
River Ingrebourne, that
rises in Es**** as the
Weald Brook. The
mechanical biological treatment...
- Crayford, Denham, Downland, Erith, Farnborough, Harefield, Hornchurch,
Ingrebourne,
Lodge Hill, Northwood, Orpington, Rainham, Romford, Ruislip,
Slade Green...
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south to
Harold Wood in the
north and was
located between the
River Ingrebourne in the east and the
River Beam in the west. It was also
known as 'Hornchurch...
