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Watersheddles Reservoir is an
upland artificial lake in Lancashire, England. The
reservoir was
opened in 1877 by the
Keighley Corporation Water Works...
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Barden Reservoir Upper Windleden Reservoir Walshaw Dean
Reservoirs Watersheddles Reservoir (in Lancashire, but
supplies West Yorkshire)
Wessendean Head...
- Yorkshire, England. It
flows from
minor tributaries on the
moors above Watersheddles Reservoir down the
Worth Valley to Haworth,
where it is
joined by Bridgehouse...
- England.
Ponden was
built as a
compensation reservoir after the
nearby Watersheddles Reservoir (upstream) was used to
divert water away from the
River Worth...
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Roddlesworth Reservoir Walves Reservoir Ward's
Reservoir (Blue Lagoon)
Watersheddles Reservoir (owned by
Yorkshire Water)
Wayoh Reservoir Yarrow Reservoir...
- were
given the name Worthdale.
Whilst the
Worth Valley extends from
Watersheddles Reservoir to the
Stockbridge part of Keighley, the area
known as the...
- has a po****tion of 2,765, an
increase from 2,580 in the 2001 census.
Watersheddles Reservoir The Brontë Way
crossing Brink Ends Moor
Church of St Mary...
- 1.88528°W / 53.87528; -1.88528 (Mouth of
River Worth) 88 m 289 ft
Watersheddles Reservoir 53°50′17″N 2°2′49″W / 53.83806°N 2.04694°W / 53.83806;...
- England,
retrieved 6 July 2015
Historic England, "Hanging
Stone or
Watersheddles Cross,
Laneshaw Bridge (1009495)",
National Heritage List for England...
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Stone or
Watersheddles Cross (1009495)".
National Heritage List for England.
Retrieved 27
November 2020. sunbright57 (25 June 2017). "
Watersheddles Cross...
