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	A Complete Guide to Nepal's Rivers - Also offers Trekking, Climbing, Safari, Bungy, Biking, Expeditions in Nepal
		In the afternoon the confluence of the Tambakoshi (Copper river) is crossed.
		River chats, dippers, flycatcher, isibias, wall creepers, bulbuls, forktales, ibisbills are a few of the almost 400 species of birds available around the basin.
		A ghat is a river bank particularly used for religious and cultural purposes by the Hindus in particular.
	www.visitnepal.com /rafting/rivers_ratings.php (2682 words)

	Nepal Association of Rafting Agents (NARA)
		Nepal has four major river system with more than two - hundred fifty sizeable tributaries.The major rivers are: - The Sapta Kosi in the extreme eastern Nepali; the Narayani in the central Nepali; the Karnali in the western Nepal and the Mahakali in the far western Nepal.
		Arun rivers are one of the tributaries of river Sapta Kosi that flows in the Eastern Nepal.
		The Arun River now merges with river Sunkosi to form in to a confluence of river Saptakosi, one of the major rivers of Nepal, which further flows to merge with the famous Gange in India.
	www.raftingassociation.org.np /arun_river.htm (423 words)

	Arun River Rafting, Rafting in Arun River, Rafting in Nepal, Nepal Rafting
		Arun River Rafting, Rafting in Arun River, Rafting in Nepal, Nepal Rafting
		The easiest ways to approach this river by plane to Tumlingtar is closer to put in point Kartikeghat where as you have to trek from Tumlingtar.
		On the river, the powerful current drives your raft or kayak through 6 days of great white water action and you have to face more challenges each day as the number of rapids come one after another in succession; at night you relax on fantastic beaches in dramatic valleys.
	www.nepalraft.com /arun.html (313 words)

	Wey and Arun Canal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The River Arun was used in an unimproved condition for centuries, but work was carried out on the river itself and the port of Arundel in the 16th century, which allowed boats to reach Pallingham Quay near Pulborough by 1575.
		The River continues a further 15.5 miles (25 km) to the sea at Littlehampton.
		This authorised the construction of the canal from the Godalming Navigation (an extension of the River Wey) near Shalford, south of Guildford to the northern terminus of the Arun Navigation at Newbridge.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wey_and_Arun_Canal (1273 words)

	Arundel at AllExperts
		The River Arun, which is named after the town, runs through the western side of the town.
		It became part of the Arun district, and now is a civil parish with a town council.
		The river was previously called the Tarrant and was renamed after the town by antiquarians in a back-formation.
	en.allexperts.com /e/a/ar/arundel.htm (358 words)

	The Summit Journal: Kayaking the Arun River (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The Arun drains a big chunk of the Himalayas, including the North face of Mt. Everest (8850m), the Makalu (5th highest peak in the World) and a massive area of unnamed 7000m peaks in Tibet and Nepal.
		To top this one, the Arun is only one out of 4 rivers which was there before the Himalayas got created millions of years back and so the gorges had to be deep.
		The river had changed considerably over the last view days of rain from the few glimpses we were able to have from the trail high above the river.
	www.summitjournal.com /articles/features/kayaking_arun.html (1232 words)

	A Nepal WhiteWater Nepal - Arun river detail fact sheet
		The journey to the put-in point for the Arun River involves a 16 hour road trip, with transportation arranged by WhiteWater Nepal to Hile, followed by a 3 day trek to the village of Bumbling.
		The Upper Arun is one of the most powerful and respected rivers in Nepal, cutting through the Himalaya with deep and awesome gorges, lush valleys and superb riverside beaches.
		The Arun is an excellent choice for a long trip for those seeking real adventure and the thrill of encountering huge rapids in an idyllic setting.
	www.raftnepal.com /arun_fact_sheet.htm (367 words)

	Coastal Defence Strategy: Rivers Arun to Adur (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The Environment Agency are responsible for the majority of the river defences, with the rest the responsibility of the LHB and SPA or private owners.
		The failure of either the training wall to the west of the river entrance or the West Pier would have a major adverse impact on the river, in terms of both navigation and upstream flooding, but rather less of an impact on coastal defences and beaches.
		The Strategy needs to address both river and coastal processes, and determination of flood defence policy on the tidal river lengths must be integrated with policy on the open coast.
	www.sdcg.org.uk /cons.html (2856 words)

	Home : Arun House Sussex Website
		The River Arun is a 15 minute walk from here, through the village of Bury.
		Near the River opposite the Church is Jesamine cottage, the oldest cottage in the village and the former house of the ferryman.
		The path follows the river until you come to a bench where the old ferry used to cross the river.
	www.arunhousesussex.co.uk (938 words)

	The River Arun at Pulborough
		A four arched stone bridge carries the Roman Stane Street across the river Arun, once part of the Wey and Arun canal on which cargoes were carried from the coast to the capital.
		It was in 1785 that the Arun Navigation Company first started to dredge the river above Arundel and for some 20 years from around 1830 coal, china clay and slate were carried by barge from Littlehampton to London.
		The Swan Inn by the bridge has had the river in its cellar many times for the low lying water meadows to the south are prone to flooding although the Water Board has done its best to ease the annual inundation.
	www.langust.ru /review/arun_pul.shtml (298 words)

	Wey & Arun Canal - News release 04 -
		Wey & Arun Canal - News release 04 -
		The Arun Navigation opened in 1787 and formally closed in 1896; it joined the Wey and Arun Junction Canal at Newbridge, on the A272 near Billingshurst, and formed part of "London's Lost Route to the Sea".
		A new walkway which runs for 200 yards alongside the canal has been built, together with a new footbridge over a recently excavated section of river which is believed to have served as a flood relief measure.
	www.weyandarun.co.uk /n040609.htm (439 words)

	Arundel
		Eighteen miles west of Brighton, the medieval hilltop town of Arundel overlooks the Valley of the River Arun.
		The ruins on the bank of the river by the bridge are the remains of the Maison Dieu, an almshouse founded in 1395 by Richard Fitzalan for twenty poor men.
		The River Arun was connected to the River Wey at Shalford near Guildford by the ill-fated and short-lived Wey and Arun Canal.
	home.clara.net /heureka/sussex/arundel.htm (639 words)

	Portsmouth to London Canal
		Moreover, the range of rivers was increased with the development of locks.
		The river was also directed to flow beside the town where a wharf was established to export timber.
		The bill of 1641 suggested the establishment of a navigation along the path of the river Arun and Wey.
	www.portcanal.co.uk /arun_navigation.html (566 words)

	Arun
		Tidal Defences on the River Arun are provided from Littlehampton to Pulborough to contain river and tidal waters.
		Century by a stone frontage, and years of use combined with the erosive forces of the tidal river led to a deterioration of the wall.
		On the opposite bank of the River Arun, Lewin, Fryer and Partners designed and supervised the construction of bank protection works over a 500 metre length using gabion mattresses and gabion baskets to build up a new river defence and access.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /lfp/arun.htm (296 words)

	River Wey & Navigations : Godalming Navigation third section - Unstead to St Catherine's Lock
		Opening in 1865 the intention was to benefit from the traffic that would otherwise need to use the Wey and Arun Junction Canal, and the plan succeeded in driving the final nail in the coffin for the canal which closed a mere 6 years later.
		The Wey and Arun was constructed after an Act of Parliament and opened in1816 to provide what was then regarded as a vital waterway link via the River Arun down to the south coast.
		This casualty of the efficiency of the railways could seek a little comfort in the fact that the Horsham line, which once crossed the bridge a little upstream, and that had taken away much of its traffic, was itself a casualty when it was closed down by the Beeching plan.
	www.weyriver.co.uk /theriver/god_nav_C.htm (2662 words)

	Rafting:nepal rafting, nepal raft, nepal kayak, nepal river, river rafting in nepal, nepal river farting, kaligandaki, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		River Rafting is journeying on torrential river on an inflatable rubber boat.
		The river is regarded as a form of goddess and is used for the purpose of various religious rituals such as cremation under both Hinduism and Buddhism.
		River Rafting is divided into five scales according to the international rafting standard.
	www.asiatrekking.com /rafting.php (242 words)

	White water rafting on Arun river in Nepal with Asian Trekking (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
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		The Arun is ideal for someone who wants to run a big water river but hasn't got the time to raft the Sun Koshi or the Karnali.
	www.asian-trekking.com /rafting/raft_arun.htm (213 words)

	Rivers Of Nepal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Rivers of Nepal can be broadly divided into three categories in accordance with their origins.
		The Karnali river system in western Nepal consists of the Humla Karnali, Mugu Karnali, Seti and Bheri rivers and is the longest river system in the country.
		Rivers like the Mechi, Mahakali, Bagmati, Kamala, Rapti, etc., most of which have their origin in the Mahabharat range, constitute the rivers of the second category.
	www.himalayanmart.com /rivers_of_nepal/rivers_of_nepal.php (430 words)

	River & Harbour (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The physical constraints of the entrance and river require all large craft to be piloted.
		The Harbour Board is required to budget to be self-financing and thus all craft that use the river are liable to harbour dues.
		Whilst the river offers opportunities for pleasure and leisure, it is a fast flowing and, at all times, congested river.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/dc_design/harbour.htm (466 words)

	River Arun (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		River opened for navigation between Houghton Bridge and Newbridge in 1790.
		Although the river was once made navigable for 36 miles from Christchurch to Salisbury boats are no longer able to use the waterway.
		In 1535 a commission was appointed to remove weirs and obstructions from the river but no work seems to have been done.
	easyweb.easynet.co.uk /jim.shead/River-Arun.html (1235 words)

	River Wey & Navigations : The Wey & Arun Junction Canal
		Romantically referred to as ‘London’s Lost Route to the Sea’ the 23 mile (37 km) Wey and Arun Canal was built to provide an inland link between the River Thames and the English Channel by connecting the Wey Navigations with the River Arun in West Sussex.
		The first to be built was the Arun Navigation which provided a fully navigable route along the Arun River from the coast to Newbridge Wharf near Billingshurst in West Sussex.
		Originally started as the Wey and Arun Canal Society set up by a handful of enthusiasts in 1970, the group was granted the charitable status of a Trust in 1973.
	www.weyriver.co.uk /theriver/weyarun.htm (3913 words)

	Wey & Arun Canal - History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The route was via the rivers Wey and Arun, linked between Shalford in Surrey, and Pallingham in Sussex, by the 23-mile Wey and Arun Canal.
		The river Wey was made navigable from Weybridge to Guildford in 1653, and extended to Godalming 90 years later.
		The first was the Arun Navigation, which gave trading vessels from the south coast access to Newbridge Wharf near Billingshurst and was opened in 1787.
	www.weyandarun.co.uk /hist1.htm (558 words)

	Rafting in Nepal, Nepal Rafting, Trisuli River Rafting, Karnali River, Rafting Sport, River Excursion, Himalayan Rivers ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Thrilling trips down these Himalayan rivers bring you the joy of exploring hidden wonders and the mysteries of this exotic land, away from roads and trails.
		There are many sights - the scenic beauty of the river banks, typical cottages of indigenous people perched on the hillsides and a view of the hard working people of the mountains planting their fields with hope of enjoying a good harvest.
		"Nepal rafting, Rafting in Nepal, Whitewater rafting in Nepal, Karnali river rafting, Bhotekoshi river rafting, Seti river rafting, Sunkoshi river rafting, Marshyangdi river rafting, Kaligandaki river rafting, Trisuli river rafting "
	www.treksntours.com /rafting.html (323 words)

	Arun Hydro Electric Power (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		This is a run of river type project located on the Piluwakhola River, a tributary of Arun River.
		Another project is being investigated on the Ridhikhola River, a tributary of Kaligandaki River located in the Gulmi District, Lumbini Zone of Western Development Region of Nepal.
		Arun Valley Hydropower Development Co. is also looking to develop multi-purpose projects that will include any combination of hydro, irrigation, drinking water, flood control, fishery development, etc. In addition the company is planning to apply for a storage type of project to meet the peak hour demand.
	www.arunhydro.com.np /projects.htm (537 words)

	Birds of the River Wey, Surrey (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The River Wey is one of the oldest navigable waterways in the south east of England, Guildford, in a gap in the North Downs of Surrey, being reachable, through a series of locks, from the River Thames at Weybridge, 15 miles away, as early as 1653.
		Today, the Wey, which rises to the west of Farnham, is navigable as far as Godalming, 4 miles south of Guildford, and the river’s history of horse drawn barge traffic, necessitating a towpath along the waterway, means a riverside path still exists along the length of the Wey, ideal for the bird watcher.
		Walking south from the centre of Guildford, the meadows to the east of the river are host to Pheasant, often visible, as well as Wood Pigeon, Magpie and Carrion Crow, all common species throughout the Wey South Path, while Mallard are numerous on the river.
	www.wildernesslogistics.com /birds_of_the_wey.htm (1132 words)

	Arun Gorges
		It will soon be the time of year again when the monsoon rains halt in the river paradise of Nepal and commercial raft trips, river running and trekking groups embark on the Himalayan kingdom of Nepal.
		Craig, who a few years earlier had paddled the 'other river of Everest', summarised day two, as we huddled in a cave away from the rain, with his whit and style that would make Noel Coward run for the hills.
		The Arun was running close to the levels of the late fall season whilst the Sun Kosi was at a low Spring season.
	www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk /dazarun.htm (1531 words)

	River Arun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Arun is a river in the English county of Sussex.
		It was linked to the canal network by the Wey and Arun Canal, which is currently being renovated.
		The Arun local government district in West Sussex is named for it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/River_Arun (131 words)

	River Arun: Waterscape.com
		A major West Sussex watercourse, the River Arun flows for 25.5 miles between the south coast and Pallingham.
		The Arun lies on the cusp of a renaissance by virtue of its links with other waters, especially the Wey and Arun which is undergoing restoration.
		Reconnection could greatly increase the significance of the Arun in the route between the Thames and the Solent.
	www.waterscape.com /River_Arun (189 words)

	Arun Yacht Club
		As you will see from this web site the Arun Yacht Club caters for a wide range of interests within our chosen hobby from regular and year round dinghy and keelboat racing to the more relaxed atmosphere of organised club cruises.
		For those of you embarking on the road to sailing proficiency the club is an RYA recognised teaching establishment and we would be pleased to discuss any aspect of training with you.
		The clubs shore based activities on the west bank of the river Arun include a large car park, secure dinghy pen.
	www.arunyc.co.uk (209 words)

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