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	Cornwall Rivers Project \| Geography \| Lynher and Tiddy
		The River Lynher is 34km long, rising at a height of 280m on Bodmin Moor and flowing into the Tamar Estuary at Plymouth.
		The River Lynher is "a hard working river"; historical mining activities (particularly in the headwaters) have led to the contamination of watercourses to varying degrees by metalliferous compounds such as zinc and copper.
		A river walk was held on the main River Lynher at Callington Newbridge in the summer 2003.
	www.cornwallriversproject.org.uk /geography/lynher.htm (872 words)

	River Tamar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Tamar is a river in south western England, that forms most of the border between Devon (to the east) and Cornwall (to the west).
		The river has some 20 road crossings, including the Tamar Bridge, a toll bridge on the A38 trunk road and the world renowned Royal Albert Bridge.
		The River Tavy is a tributary to the Tamar.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/River_Tamar (220 words)

	Fishing - Berrio Mill
		Enjoy some excellent Trout and Salmon fishing on the beautiful banks of the river Lynher at Berrio Mill.
		The Lynher is characterised by predominantly riffle/run sections and pocket water with occasional deep pools, however this compact section has 5 good holding pools!
		Fishing is included for our holiday guests otherwise 3 tokens from Angling 2000 (www.angling2000.org.uk) the excellent fishing scheme operated by the Westcountry Rivers Trust (www.wrt.org.uk).
	www.berriomill.co.uk /fishing.php (209 words)

	Lynher Valley in cornwall
		The River Lynher rises on the eastern side of Bodmin Moor and is fed by moorland streams and small tributaries.
		The Lynher Valley is a part of the Tamar Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty; the Cornwall AONB consists of twelve separate areas; these are ten stretches of coastline including much of the northern most coastal area, Bodmin Moor and the Camel Estuary.
		The village of North Hill is nestled around the parish church; a footbridge crosses the River Lynher and climbs to the edge of Bodmin Moor and Kilmar Tor, the third highest tor in Cornwall.
	myweb.tiscali.co.uk /eastgate/lynher_valley.htm (253 words)

	Lynher Parishes, St Ive, Linkinhorne & South Hill, A History Resource site
		This site has combined three sites to make it easier to search them all, as they are adjoining parishes and all share the River Lynher as part of their boundary.
		I am fortunate enough to live in the parish of South Hill by the River Lynher and overlooking Linkinhorne and St Ive.
		If you need any further assistance or have items to contribute to the site, please do not hesitate to contact me, I have not yet been able to put all my material on site so it is always worth asking.
	www.lynherparishes.co.uk (581 words)

	River Lynher
		The Lynher is a small river which is only just classifiable as a grade two water; at low water canoeing is difficult but at high flows the water speed combined with the problems of trees, undercut banks and other obstructions can cause real difficulties.
		Care must be taken to avoid barbed wire which is sometimes strung across the river to prevent livestock from wandering.
		As the riverbank is mainly lined with trees the river should be avoided during high floods due to problems of avoiding low branches, the lack of breakouts and possibility of trees brought down by floods.
	www.bcusouthwest.org.uk /access/lynher.htm (520 words)

	Bodmin Moor Cornwall, Holidays on Bodmin Moor, Bed Breakfast Bodmin Moor, Bodmin Moor Hotels, Self Catering Bodmin ...
		Piles of mine waste can be seen on the valley side opposite, remnants of Wheal Mary mine which operated a century ago, firstly as a silver mine and latterly for tin and copper.
		Occupying the hole is an ancient motar stone thought to have been used for crushing tin ore prior to smelting.
		The disturbed ground at this point are the remnants of medieval tin streaming when the ore was extracted from deposits laid down in the bed of the river.
	www.bedbreakfastcornwall.com /bodmin-moor.php (5007 words)

	River Lynher
		Written permission is required from the L.A.O. who will require a photocopy of the membership card of the BCU Senior Instructor leading the group, a s.a.e.
		GENERAL DESCRIPTION: The Lynher is a small river which is classifiable as a grade two water at normal flows; at low water canoeing is difficult but at high flows the water speed combined with the problems of trees and other obstructions can cause real difficulties.
		Care must be taken to avoid barbed wire which is sometimes strung across the river to prevent livestock from wandering.
	www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk /lynher.htm (562 words)

	Naming rivers \| Antimoon Forum (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Thames River = the river running through/lying in the region of/having its source in the area known as Thames.
		The Nile River = the river lying in the Nile Valley.
		The source of the river Thames is a tourist attraction...a wee spring of clear water in a meadow near Cirencester in the Cotswolds.
	www.antimoon.com /forum/t1877.htm (583 words)

	lynher yarn (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Lynher Farm is a family run beef and sheep farm which borders the river Lynher.
		Lynher Farm dates back to 1854, built of granite and stone, the house has an imposing entrance, surrounded by a wisteria tree which in full blossom is a photographers delight.
		The bedrooms, all with large windows overlooking the garden and fields are individually decorated to a high standard, with comfortable well sprung beds which provide a superb nights sleep.
	www.lynherfarm.co.uk /Lynher%20yarn.htm (295 words)

	The River Tamar Cornwall England with nice pictures
		The River Tamar forming the boundary between Cornwall and Devon in the far South West of England.
		The Tamar Valley together with that of the River Lynher and River Tavy is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, one of only 37 such Areas in England.
		Below Gunnislake (dating from 1504 and the first bridge in Cornwall to be built using large volumes of granite), the River Tamar becomes tidal, slow moving water mudflats inhabited by wading birds and with the haunting cry of the curlew echoing on an incoming tide.
	www.cornishlight.co.uk /river-tamar.htm (579 words)

	Teds Tales of the West Country
		I am not one for river trips really, but the better half recently persuaded me to accompany her on such a trip.
		I have even been on a private boat up the river Lynher, which, in my considered opinion is probably one of the loveliest stretches of river in the UK.
		My only complaint about the river trip was the captain’s commentary – It was delivered almost word for word in both forward and reverse directions.
	www.westcountrylinks.co.uk /inf/teds.htm (548 words)

	"History of the parish of Sheviock, Cornwall, England" - Readings on Pat Patterson's Pages
		It is bounded northwards by the tidal waters of the Lynher, east and west by Antony and S. Germans, and south by Whitsand Bay.
		About 300 yards from the river crossing to Earth, on Pendyne (The Fortress Headland), and at a height of 200 feet, is the segment of a small circular earthwork.
		The peninsula was indeed constantly exposed to the incursions of pirates, for whom the river inlets formed a convenient refuge.
	www.patp.us /reading/12.shtml (3785 words)

	Antony House - Cornwall Hetitage - Cornwall Online
		Overlooking the Lynher River, the gardens landscaped by Repton include formal courtyard, terraces, ornamental Japanese pond, fine summer borders, sculptures and knot garden.
		The house stands on a peninsular formed by the confluence of two estuaries - the River Tamar to the east and the river Lynher to the north; the sea forming the southern edge.
		There is also a natural woodland of 50 acres bordering the estuary of the River Lynher.
	www.heritage-trail.com /heritage-national-trust/anthony/Welcome.asp (801 words)

	Forder, Trematon: Plymouth and it`s Town Dung, UK
		Anyone walking at low tide along the banks of the tidal Tamar, or it`s sister river Lynher, will have stumbled across the remains of old quays, decaying and overgrown......a silent testament to man`s previous efforts in this area.
		If the walker had stopped looking ahead at the lovely view and looked at his or her feet, it is strongly possible that many fragments of smashed pottery and glass would have been spotted lying half buried in the mud near these quays.
		River transport was the fastest form in the Tamar area, with poor roads...indeed in some areas it may still be the case.
	www.cyber-heritage.co.uk /towndung/dung.htm (1341 words)

	PMF Updated Locations
		It is tidal for approximately 30 kms and the rivers Lynher and Tavy flow into it (Hiscock et al., 1986).
		On the opposite side of the river the land is comparatively less disturbed.
		A Submarine Refit Complex was built between 1970 and 1980 on the north-western corner of the Keyham extension near Weston Mill Lake (Duffy et al., 1994).
	www.mba.ac.uk /pmf/pmf_updated_locations.htm (3291 words)

	News Section of Falmouth Canoe Club
		Our exit point from the river was at Clapper Bridge and although I was tired I would have liked to have gone on further.
		Neil informed us it was a 'good fun' trip with maybe the odd tree in the water to negotiate, so we were looking forward to a gentle paddle with a bit of a difference.
		The coaches estimate was that this part of the river could be completed in 40 minutes but it might take us a little longer with a stop for lunch.
	homepages.tesco.net /~henderson.clan/pages/news.htm (1118 words)

	North Hill (Site not responding. Last check: )
		North Hill stands on the northern side of the river Lynher about 7 miles from Launceston.
		On the south of the river rise the boulder capped Hawks Tor and Kilmar where tradition tells us the ancient Druids worshipped.
		The family pews of the Squires of Trembartha are situated at the east end of the South Aisle.
	homepages.tesco.net /~k.wasley/North_Hill.htm (432 words)

	Tidal Lynher - Anglers' Net
		At the bottom of my road I've got Forder creek that feeds into the River Lynher and so into the Tamar (all are tidal obviously!!).
		I recently drove past a part of the creek and noticed a fish striking at a shed load of whitebait and wouldn't mind having a crack at whatever it was (I'm assuming it was Bass).
		I've never fished either of the rivers you mention, but they both hold game fish, and one assumes that the river is therefore fairly clean, especially in the tidal areas.
	www.anglersnet.co.uk /forums/index.php?showtopic=73636 (560 words)

	Bluedome - The Adventure Centre Kayaking and Paddling courses
		The Centre is open all year round and we aim to provide excellence in outdoor adventure and education.
		In close proximity to the Centre can be found rivers, climbing crags, sheltered quarry lakes, orienteering courses, high ropes course and Dartmoor National Park.
		The valleys of the Tamar and its tributaries, the Tavy and Lynher, are designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
	www.bluedome.co.uk /courses/courses/course14.html (418 words)

	castle search - Castle Quest
		As a AJR says it is 'Trematon', and it lies near the River Lynher, not Lymer.
		The castle consists of a well preserved shell keep on a mound high above the Lynher river, with a bailey extending to the south-west.
		Somewhat south-west, by the edge of the river.
	www.castlesontheweb.com /quest/Forum7/HTML/000459.html (1180 words)

	Things to Do in Callington (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It was once home of a local chieftain during the Iron Age and you will see a band and ditch that encompass the top of the hill.
		See hidden views, glide past wildlife, appreciate the history and how important this river once was to the economy of the area.
		The walk is sometimes along side the river or above the river giving glimpses of silvery water and higher landscapes.
	www.callington.uk.net /Visitors/ThingsToDo.htm (592 words)

	Stara Woods: Introduction
		spruce, over 70 years old, are amongst the oldest and largest in the county, and those along the river give a cathedral-like quality to the public footpath that runs through them.
		The riverside path eventually leads to the confluence of Shales Brook with the River Lynher.
		There may be otters in the river, and both dippers and kingfishers have been seen.
	www.btinternet.com /~p.g.h/stara_woods_introduction.htm (434 words)

	Land for Sale in Cornwall - Vantage Land (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A rare opportunity to purchase 7.2 acres of grazing land in a delightful location on the outskirts of historic Saltash on the Devon / Cornwall borders.
		The land benefits from commanding views over the river Lynher and is ideal for equestrian, leisure or investment purposes.
		The land lies on a quiet country lane on the outskirts of Saltash, which is situated on the west bank of the beautiful river Tamar.
	www.safepensions.net /saltash.htm (427 words)

	Cornish Holidays - Walking on Bodmin Moor
		Lower Netherton is situated in the pretty Lynher Valley in the heart of Cornwall's Bodmin Moor.
		Pleasant woodland walks lead down to the River Lynher, where it is peaceful; few sounds but those of running water and wildlife.
		Meanwhile narrow lanes, which are so quiet as to present varied walking in their own right, lead up to the high tors of Bodmin Moor, such as Cheesewring and Caradon, where the views of east Cornwall are extensive.
	www.lowernetherton.co.uk /walking (311 words)

	Common seals (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is thought that this seal may have been the same one as featured on the BBC Spotlight News a few months ago, as it has chosen a red marker buoy as its favourite haul out spot.
		This Lynher seal is one of only a handful of Common Seals reported in Cornwall since sightings records began.
		Photo ID work comparing pelage patterns by the Cornwall Seal Group has shown that 2 of these sightings were of the same seal.
	www.suesseals.eclipse.co.uk /Common%20Seals.htm (205 words)

	Saltash Sailing Club
		These consist of a mixture of swinging and trot moorings plus a small number of pontoon moorings.
		These moorings are laid in groups in an area from the entrance to the Lynher river, past the club and above the bridges northwards to the southern side of the entrance to Saltmill creek.
		All of our moorings are on the Cornish side of the river.
	www.saltashsailingclub.co.uk /Sailing/Moorings (730 words)

	Berrio Mill
		Berrio Mill nestles in the peace and tranquillity of the undiscovered Lynher valley.
		From your cottage you have the opportunity to spend the day exploring the local scenery with footpaths and circular walks through woodland and meadows and along the River Lynher.
		The living rooms have windows at front and rear and French doors which lead to a private patio with uninterrupted views across the mill leat to the fields and River Lynher beyond.
	www.chycor.co.uk /cornish-farm-holidays/accommodation/self-catering/berrio-mill.htm (325 words)

	Projects - Research
		Programme (Greek Ministry of Environment.): «Transboundary cooperation for the copnservation and management of the water of Axios river».
		Programme LIFE (DG XI/EC/EU): «Actions for the development of integrated management at the river basins and deltas of 2 rivers.
		The Kalamas river (Greece) case and Lynher river (Un.Kingdom).
	river.bio.auth.gr /labrivers/eng_studies.htm (226 words)

	Environmental Models of the South West
		Darren Randell and Neil Murdoch, Environment Agency SW As part of the Agency contribution to a collaborative project with Cornwall County Council, nutrient loads and concentrations along the River Lynher are analysed to identify the spatial and temporal trends to aid understanding of the catchment issues.
		Neil Murdoch, Environment Agency SW A groundwater model of the Otter Valley is used to predict river flows under a number of abstraction scenarios.
		Neil Murdoch, Environment Agency SW In this report statistical analysis and modelling of orthophosphate concentrations in the upper Hampshire Avon are examined with a view to quantifying the relative impacts from point and diffuse sources.
	www.swenvo.org.uk /SWEnvironModellingGroup/profile_map.asp (1299 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Shellfish poison found in river
		Officers from the Plymouth Port Health Authority have tested a variety of samples from water in the River Lynher in south east Cornwall.
		It is produced by tiny phyto-plankton, but it can accumulate in the tissues of the mussels, oysters and cockles.
		Two weeks ago, the poison was discovered at Shillingham Point, near the mouth of the River Lynher.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/2834019.stm (234 words)

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