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under the quays and under the bed of the floating harbour at Prince Street Bridge to the emerge in the tidal Avon New Cut, to the east of what is now Gaol Ferry Bridge, locally known as God's Garden in the 21st century. Up to 1857 the Frome was open along its whole length, and both arms crossed by some 13 bridges. During the mid nineteenth century, a succession of culverts were built, eventually from Wade Street Bridge in St Judes to Stone Bridge, covering this stretch completely: Rupert Street, Fairfax Street and Broad Weir now run over the remained culverted section. St
Augustine's Trench from Stone Bridge to the location of the former Draw Bridge (near the northern end of Baldwin Street) was covered over May 1892 - Feb 1893 and the section between that point and the foot of College Green was covered over in 1938.
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Totterdown Lock. The increasing use of the Frome as an open sewer combined with the loss of the scouring action of the tides meant that it was now becoming a health hazard and in 1828 it was again diverted, with a mitre floodgate at StoneBridge, channelling the main flow through Mylne's Culvert,
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Culvert, this runs from the site of the former Stone Bridge, near the junction of Rupert Street and Christmas
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Electricity House) with a probable moat along the line of St Stephen's Street (Formerly called Fisher Lane and Pylle End) and the old curving section of Baldwin Street (now a
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Hippodrome of today to join the Avon opposite the present MShed. The section of meandering river back to the site of today's culverted Stonebridge was also widened out as part of the new ocean going Frome harbour. This has been the
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The Frome valley supports a range of wildlife and plants, passing through or near to a number of nature reserves and parks, including Goose Green fields, Chill Wood, Cleeve Valley, Oldbury Court park and
Eastville Park. Notable species include
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Environment Agency in 2008 classified the river as Grade A (highest grade) for chemical content, but the biology was assessed at C grade (mid). Measurements were taken over a stretch of river between Bradley brook and Broomhill.
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Clements Dock and Aldworth's Dock) being archaeologically excavated. By the seventeenth century,
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continuation of St Stephens's Street) and the natural river or river delta itself actually flowing farther south, all joining the Avon at Welsh Back at or south of
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1529:Environment Agency video of the underground river
1384:"Kayaker dies after going missing on River Frome"
1908:Coleford, Monmouth, Usk and Pontypool Railway
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1255:Marsh, Terry; Hannaford, Jamie, eds. (2008).
1245:Bristol Branch of the Historical Association.
911:and nearby due to melting snow in 1947; 1968
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72:Map of the River Frome and tributaries in
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3234:Subterranean rivers of the United Kingdom
866:gates on the River Frome at Oldbury Court
1243:Bristol Shipbuilding in the 19th Century
1078:"Waterways Monitoring - Fishponds Brook"
660:is uncovered, alongside Riverside Park.
1122:"Waterways Monitoring - Horfield Brook"
1056:"Finding the source of the River Danny"
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998:. Bristol: The Bristol Junior Chamber.
483:is shared with several other rivers in
418:Horfield brook (aka Cutlersmills brook)
367:2,473 cu ft/s (70.0 m/s)
1124:. Bristol City Council. Archived from
895:Major floods have included Mina Road,
548:, others that it was derived from the
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1939:Hereford, Ross and Gloucester Railway
1888:Cheltenham and District Light Railway
1862:Banbury and Cheltenham Direct Railway
1100:"Waterways Monitoring - Coombe Brook"
899:and Wellington Road in October 1882;
582:in a northwesterly direction through
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1913:Dursley and Midland Junction Railway
1324:. Environment Agency. Archived from
858:Part of the Frome Valley Walkway: a
1964:Oxford, Witney and Fairford Railway
1878:Bristol and Gloucestershire Railway
347:60 cu ft/s (1.7 m/s)
325:20 mi (32 km), south west
1933:Gloucester and Cheltenham Tramroad
1410:"Canoeist dies in tragedy at weir"
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1061:Bristol Evening Post, archived by
826:. Tombs' (later known as Green's)
522:The river's name derives from the
396:Fishponds brook (1, Oldbury Court)
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1994:Stonehouse and Nailsworth Railway
1187:. Fishponds Local History Society
398:Fishponds brook (2. Black Rocks),
1857:Avon and Gloucestershire Railway
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2750:Toddington Narrow Gauge Railway
1148:"The Lost River fair and brisk"
872:Northern Stormwater Interceptor
648:The river then flows under the
3014:Gloucester and Sharpness Canal
2010:Tewkesbury and Malvern Railway
1944:Ledbury and Gloucester Railway
1923:Forest of Dean Central Railway
1873:Bristol and Gloucester Railway
1796:Cheltenham Racecourse Heliport
1436:"Frome Valley Walkway booklet"
1053:Harrison, David (2 May 2000).
776:Robert, 1st Earl of Gloucester
498:, the Frome has suffered from
274: • coordinates
193: • coordinates
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3019:Hereford and Gloucester Canal
1999:Stratford and Moreton Tramway
1505:"Saving the British crayfish"
1185:"The Snuff Mill at Stapleton"
1162:"River Frome (Bristol Frome)"
738:Map of Bristol Castle in the
641:, entering a steep valley at
153:Physical characteristics
91:, meaning 'fair, fine, brisk’
1566:Transport in Gloucestershire
313: • elevation
232: • elevation
32:River Frome (disambiguation)
2227:Cheltenham Spa Malvern Road
2212:Cheltenham High Street Halt
2097:Andoversford and Dowdeswell
822:on the east bank at Narrow
467:, is a river that rises in
412:Horton brook, Ladden brook,
258: • location
173: • location
27:River in south west England
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2563:Tutshill for Beachley Halt
996:Secret Underground Bristol
394:Nibley brook, Folly brook,
363: • maximum
353: • minimum
343: • average
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3229:Rivers of Gloucestershire
2518:Stonehouse (Bristol Road)
1066:. Bristol News and Media.
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2848:River Avon, Warwickshire
2793:Gloucester Transport Hub
2740:Lea Bailey Light Railway
2232:Cheltenham Spa St. James
2031:Ashchurch for Tewkesbury
1461:"Friends & Partners"
1305:What's in your backyard?
1258:UK Hydrographic Register
406: • right
236:515 ft (157 m)
3104:Long-distance footpaths
3039:Thames and Severn Canal
2766:Gloucestershire Parkway
2483:St Mary's Crossing Halt
2377:Jackament's Bridge Halt
2277:Downfield Crossing Halt
2152:Bowbridge Crossing Halt
1898:Cirencester branch line
1831:Gloucester-Newport line
1791:Gloucestershire Airport
1183:Bartlett, John (1992).
390: • left
3244:Bristol Avon catchment
3034:Stroudwater Navigation
2222:Cheltenham Leckhampton
2217:Cheltenham High Street
2157:Brimscombe Bridge Halt
1974:Severn and Wye Railway
1928:Forest of Dean Railway
1779:Airports and heliports
1485:. Frome Valley Walkway
1463:. Frome Valley Walkway
1441:. Frome Valley Walkway
1102:. Bristol City Council
1080:. Bristol City Council
994:Watson, Sally (1991).
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842:Hydrology and flooding
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317:33 ft (10 m)
215:51.510726°N 2.344268°W
2809:First West of England
2634:Cheltenham Racecourse
2448:North Filton Platform
2267:Cirencester Watermoor
2102:Andoversford Junction
1984:Sharpness Branch Line
1979:Severn Bridge Railway
1307:. Environment Agency.
1241:Farr, Graeme (1971).
1164:. UK Rivers Guidebook
1026:Mills, A. D. (2003).
969:white-clawed crayfish
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576:South Gloucestershire
530:in the south west of
410:Little Sodbury brook,
182:South Gloucestershire
133:South Gloucestershire
78:South Gloucestershire
3173:Frome Valley Walkway
3127:Heart of England Way
2898:River Frome, Bristol
2242:Chesterton Lane Halt
2147:Bourton-on-the-Water
1735:Severn View services
1730:Michaelwood services
1414:Bristol Evening Post
1372:. Hydrology Ireland.
1301:"Bristol Frome 2008"
932:Frome Valley Walkway
926:Frome Valley Walkway
918:In December 2011, a
787:St Augustine's Abbey
673:St Augustine's Abbey
598:, the Frome crosses
220:51.510726; -2.344268
30:For other uses, see
3122:Gloucestershire Way
2903:River Frome, Stroud
2843:River Avon, Bristol
2730:Dean Forest Railway
2725:Avon Valley Railway
2327:Gloucester Eastgate
2302:Ebley Crossing Halt
2005:Tetbury branch line
1989:South Wales Railway
1826:Cross Country Route
1725:Gloucester services
1331:on 6 February 2009.
913:Bristol Rovers F.C.
903:, St Werburghs and
878:, emerging at what
762:. Today a wheel at
463:, historically the
376:Basin features
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211: /
2745:Perrygrove Railway
2573:Upper Soudley Halt
2558:Trouble House Halt
2468:Rodmarton Platform
2015:Wye Valley Railway
1883:Bullo Pill Railway
1836:Golden Valley line
1416:. 16 December 2011
1390:. 16 December 2011
1281:on 31 October 2014
946:and guided walks.
907:in 1936 and 1937;
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485:South West England
296:51.4489°N 2.5983°W
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2933:Little Avon River
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2644:Hayles Abbey Halt
2622:Heritage stations
2503:Speech House Road
2397:Lydbrook Junction
2362:Hayles Abbey Halt
2177:Cashes Green Halt
2107:Awre for Blakeney
1918:Evesham loop line
1867:Bicslade Tramroad
1841:Henbury Loop line
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1507:. This is Bristol
1271:978-0-9557672-2-7
1039:978-0-19-280074-9
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600:Winterbourne Down
545:Blue Danube Waltz
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2508:Staple Edge Halt
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2428:New Passage Halt
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2202:Chipping Sodbury
2167:Bullo Cross Halt
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1959:Monmouth Railway
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3223:Categories
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