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Environment Agency have set a target for ensuring it is moderate by 2027. Like most rivers in the UK, the chemical status changed from good to fail in 2019, due to the presence of polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDE) and perfluorooctane sulphonate (PFOS), neither of which had previously been included in the assessment.
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was the only other river abandoned by this act. Despite this, the
Eastern Counties Navigation and Transport Co Ltd bought the river from Lee Brook to Bury St Edmunds in 1890, made Tuddenham Mill Stream navigable, repaired locks and staunches on the main river, and re-opened it in September 1894. The
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The costs of maintenance were high, for in 1807 tolls of £1,348 were received, but profits were less than one third of that amount. Recognising that a large investment was needed to keep the river profitable, an attempt was made in 1817 to sell it to the Duke of
Norfolk for £12,000, but this came to
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since 1842. Many of the surrounding ditches once flowed into the river by gravity, but the draining of the fens has resulted in the land surface dropping, and the water must now be raised by up to 16 feet (4.9 m) from the ditches to the river. At Mile End, two pumping stations sit one above the
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Isleham to Prickwillow, the river flows for almost 4 miles (6.4 km) in an artificial cut, thought to have been constructed by the Romans, and joined the River Great Ouse at Prickwillow until 1830. The Great Ouse was then diverted, and its old course occupied by the Lark. There are a number
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Mildenhall Mill, and to make it navigable from there to East Gate bridge in Bury St Edmunds. In addition to a schedule of tolls for the carriage of commodities, special provision was made so that some coal could be carried without incurring tolls, to assist the poor of Bury St Edmunds, and
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Prickwillow vicarage also demonstrates the shrinking of the land. Its ground floor rooms were originally the cellars, and the two steps leading to the front door have been replaced by nine. Below
Prickwillow, the river is crossed by the Ely to Norwich railway line. The final 0.9 miles (1.4 km)
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Edmunds in 1846, and decline was immediate. In the 1850s, with the Fornham to Bury section impassible, the Bury St Edmunds Navigation Company proposed a scheme to reopen the river to Bury railway station. Their prospectus stated that the Eastern Union Railway had been managing the river
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in the river on 3 May 1850. The site, where a chain ferry once crossed the river, and another near the weir were used for public baptisms until 1970. Isleham itself has three pubs, all dating from the 17th century, some shops and a large marina. There was an outbreak of cholera here in the 1850s,
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Environment Agency assesses the water quality within the river systems in England. Each is given an overall ecological status, which may be one of five levels: high, good, moderate, poor and bad. There are several components that are used to determine this, including biological status, which
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Isleham are not available, and the final row covers the lower section of the Lark, parts of the River Great Ouse and a number of its other tributaries. The Hawstead to Abbey Gardens section deteriorated from poor quality in 2015 to bad in 2016. The
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gave it to Joshua and Joanna Palmer in 1742, but receipts were meagre, at around £267 per year, and the maintenance carried out was barely sufficient. Ownership had passed to their son, Ashley Palmer, by 1781, when the navigation made a profit of £274. In 1790, there were plans for a 31-mile
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company was bankrupt by
December, and the Icklingham to Bury St Edmunds section closed again. Some trading continued on the lower reaches, but commercial carrying ceased after 1928. Ownership of the river passed to the Great Ouse Catchment Board with the passing of the
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The navigation was officially abandoned in 1888, but despite this, commercial use of the river continued until 1928. Following an acquisition by the Great Ouse
Catchment Board, locks at Barton Mills and Icklingham were rebuilt in the 1960s, but were isolated when the
2095:. In 1716, tolls amounted to £475, although the work was unfinished, and Ashley estimated that a further £800 was required to complete it. Disputes with millers were recorded in 1720 and 1722, and ownership of the navigation was disputed on Ashley's death. The
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when over 500 people were "living in hollows" as a result of poverty which affected many fenland villages. In medieval times, Isleham was an important port with three quays. Remains of a Roman villa and over 6,000 Bronze-Age artefacts, which are now in the
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Control of the river above Isleham was inherited by Sir Thomas Cullum when Susanna Palmer died. He rebuilt most of the locks and staunches in the 1830s, resulting in increased trade in coal and general merchandise which originated from
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surveyed, but it involved heavy engineering work, including a 2,420-yard (2,210 m) tunnel, and the estimated cost of £75,000 could not be raised. Palmer died in 1792, and the river was managed by Susanna Palmer, his widow.
1955:, a 28-mile (45 km) drain running from there to Denver along the south-eastern edge of the Fens, which was constructed in the 1950s and 1960s. During times of flood it carries the headwaters of the River Lark, the
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The upper river is an important focus for prehistoric activity, particularly relating to the Neolithic enclosure at Fornham All Saints. This comprises a large causewayed enclosure, several ring features, and a long
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of the river's course are quite straight, as the river flows through another artificial channel. At its junction with the Great Ouse, the channel is crossed by a road which was formerly the
2215:. c. lxxi), with powers to raise the tolls to pay for the maintenance of the navigation. Little work was done, although a new lock and staunch were built at Isleham under provisions of the
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nothing. The original commissioners appointed under the act obtained in 1700 had failed to appoint any more commissioners, and so new commissioners were authorised by a further
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of pumping stations on the banks of this section, including the Lark Engine, which has been the main outlet for the drainage of the southern part of
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An Act for amending and rendering more effectual an Act of His late Majesty King William the Third, for making the River Lark alias Burn navigable.
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bridge was lowered soon afterward. It now has one operational lock at Isleham, and can be navigated to Jude's Ferry.
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3425:"River Lark from Sicklesmere to Isleham Flood Warning Area"
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3114:also in Suffolk which flows into the
2183:Text of statute as originally enacted
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4089:Longest rivers of the United Kingdom
3602:"Lark (Abbey Gardens to Mildenhall)"
3166:The River Great Ouse and tributaries
2401:180.02 square miles (466.2 km)
1936:, and joins the Great Ouse south of
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4340:Tributaries of the River Great Ouse
3686:from the original on 14 March 2024.
2349:Lark (Abbey Gardens to Mildenhall)
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1989:Barges on the River Lark, c. 1910
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3185:The Canals of Eastern England
3164:Blair, Andrew Hunter (2006).
3089:Source near Bradfield Combust
2576:Museum of Fen Pumping Engines
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4063:Godmanchester Chinese Bridge
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3682:. Environment Agency. 2023.
3402:Ordnance Survey, 1:25000 map
3132:Rivers of the United Kingdom
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2112:United Kingdom legislation
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162:104 m (341 ft)
3658:Catchment Data Explorer
3632:Catchment Data Explorer
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3580:Catchment Data Explorer
3554:Catchment Data Explorer
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2389:Ely Ouse (South Level)
1968:Mildenhall Cricket Club
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3145:Beckett, John (1983).
2258:Land Drainage Act 1930
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1222:Tuddenham Mill Stream
4071:Huntingdon Old Bridge
3720:at Wikimedia Commons
3223:Thirsk, Joan (2002).
3187:. David and Charles.
2449:GPX (all coordinates)
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4059:St Neots Town Bridge
4049:Great Barford Bridge
3660:. Environment Agency
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3550:"Lark (US Hawstead)"
3530:. Environment Agency
3427:. Environment Agency
1873:in England. It is a
1149:Barton Mills Bridge
946:Limit of navigation
873:River Island Marina
298:0 m (0 ft)
3513:, pp. 182–183.
3501:, pp. 181–182.
3489:, pp. 180–181.
3477:, pp. 179–180.
3465:, pp. 178–179.
3446:Gage, John (1822).
3297:on 13 February 2012
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2692:Head of navigation
2662: /
2645:Judes Ferry Bridge
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2310:Lark (US Hawstead)
2235:opened a line from
2097:Master of the Rolls
2077:River Lark Act 1698
2016:Moyse's Hall Museum
1978:and are now in the
1883:River Lark Act 1698
1646: B1106
1391: A1101
1089: B1102
966:Judes Ferry Bridge
685:Soham Tunnel Drain
585:Prickwillow Bridge
581: B1382
311:Basin features
273: /
204: /
137: /
3926:Major tributaries
3078:52.1739°N 0.7327°E
3026:52.2539°N 0.7166°E
2999:original terminus
2974:52.2653°N 0.7076°E
2923:52.2966°N 0.6696°E
2901:Chimney Mill Lock
2872:52.3256°N 0.5951°E
2821:52.3355°N 0.5395°E
2770:52.3357°N 0.5321°E
2719:52.3397°N 0.5088°E
2697:Barton Mills Lock
2678:Judes Ferry Bridge
2667:52.3457°N 0.4606°E
2616:52.3576°N 0.4198°E
2565:52.4164°N 0.3478°E
2514:52.4351°N 0.3122°E
2422:Points of interest
2217:Eau Brink Act 1821
2196:
2104:at Mistley, which
2049:Environment Agency
1991:
1924:, to the south of
1906:Environment Agency
1811: A134
277:52.4352°N 0.3120°E
208:52.1775°N 0.7325°E
141:52.1883°N 0.6525°E
4335:Rivers of Suffolk
4317:
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4264:River Little Ouse
4173:
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4000:
3982:River Little Ouse
3967:New Bedford River
3962:Old Bedford River
3934:
3818:
3716:Media related to
3680:"Chemical Status"
3381:, pp. 22–23.
3234:978-0-19-860619-2
3215:978-1-4987-6732-3
3194:978-0-7153-7415-3
3175:978-0-85288-943-5
3156:978-0-904463-88-0
3107:
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2934:Chimney Mill Lock
2730:Barton Mills Lock
2408:
2407:
2384:heavily modified
2364:heavily modified
2344:heavily modified
2293:Ecological status
2201:act of Parliament
2188:
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2125:Act of Parliament
2057:Fornham St Martin
1922:Bradfield Combust
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1264:Icknield Way Path
1145: A11
447: A10
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179:Bradfield Combust
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3147:The Urgent Hour
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2296:Chemical status
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1976:Treasure trove
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4239:Butley River
4053:A428 Bridge
3987:River Wissey
3976:
3855:New Bradwell
3779:Bedfordshire
3710:
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3299:. Retrieved
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3138:Bibliography
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2985:Fornham Dock
2627:Isleham Lock
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1677:Road bridge
1395:Road bridge
766:Pumping Stn
739:Pumping Stn
712:Pumping Stn
558:Pumping Stn
497:Pumping Stn
329:River Linnet
29:
4299:Stour Brook
4294:River Stour
4284:Oulton Dyke
4244:River Deben
4234:River Brett
4229:River Blyth
4036:Town Bridge
3946:River Ouzel
3917:King's Lynn
3431:29 December
3316:Thirsk 2002
3116:River Deben
3081: /
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2483:OS Grid Ref
2476:Coordinates
2404:artificial
2279:angiosperms
2253:West Sussex
2106:John Rennie
2102:River Stour
2093:pound locks
2053:Sicklesmere
1961:Little Ouse
1934:Prickwillow
1262:Temple Br (
316:Tributaries
280: /
211: /
144: /
4324:Categories
4259:River Lark
4249:River Dove
4224:River Alde
4111:Great Ouse
3977:River Lark
3952:River Ivel
3948:(or Lovat)
3941:River Tove
3931:confluence
3907:Littleport
3892:Huntingdon
3830:Buckingham
3798:Flows into
3718:River Lark
3412:Blair 2006
3391:Blair 2006
3355:Blair 2006
3343:Blair 2006
3328:Blair 2006
3272:Blair 2006
3260:Blair 2006
3244:References
3120:Martlesham
3112:River Lark
3087: (
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2625: (
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2574: (
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2523: (
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2249:River Arun
2229:Kings Lynn
2145:Long title
2085:Worlington
2081:11 Will. 3
2067:Navigation
2043:Management
2009:, who was
1995:pill-boxes
1938:Littleport
1930:Mildenhall
1920:Rising at
1863:River Lark
1835:to source
1320:Icklingham
1094:Mildenhall
926:Lee Brook
365:River Lark
265:52°26′07″N
244:Littleport
196:52°10′39″N
175:2nd source
129:52°11′18″N
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35:River Lark
4309:River Yox
4289:River Rat
4274:River Ore
3972:River Cam
3957:River Kym
3850:Wolverton
3756:, England
3664:6 October
3638:6 October
3612:6 October
3586:6 October
3560:6 October
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2005:preacher
1972:34 pieces
1875:tributary
1416:West Stow
268:0°18′43″E
199:0°43′57″E
132:0°39′09″E
112:Whepstead
4055:St Neots
3882:St Neots
3872:Kempston
3825:Brackley
3805:The Wash
3762:Counties
3684:Archived
3301:26 April
3126:See also
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2155:Citation
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1525:Hengrave
84:Location
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4043:Bedford
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3897:St Ives
3877:Bedford
3789:Norfolk
3103:spring
2290:Section
2268:Ecology
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2061:Isleham
2003:Baptist
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1946:cursus
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108:Source
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4140:Clyde
4106:Trent
3867:Olney
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2335:Fail
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2167:Dates
1242:Weir
1059:Mill
239:Mouth
4160:Eden
4155:Nene
4150:Avon
4135:Spey
4125:Ouse
4040:A421
4022:A428
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3666:2017
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