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	River Ogwen - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The River Ogwen (Afon Ogwen in Welsh) is a river in north Wales draining from some of the greatest peaks in Snowdonia before discharging to the sea on the eastern side of Bangor.
		The River Ogwen emerging at the western end of Llyn Ogwen immediately descends cataracts and waterfalls know as Ogwen falls before continuing in a north, north westerly direction down the glaciated Nant Ffrancon valley.
		As the river continues northwards, it passes close to the great waste tips of slate produced by the Penrhyn slate quarry and then past a caravan site where the remains of a long abandoned mill and mill pond still exist.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/River_Ogwen (370 words)

	River Ogwen
		It is true that an unspoken agreement exists and that canoeists do use the afore mentioned point to leave the river and Ogwen Bank to enter the Ogwen and I personally would be very grateful if your members would continue to use these points.
		It cannot be properly inspected from the either the river (canoe type inspection as one drifts into pending doom over the fall), or the left hand river bank.
		It's a possiblity this was created to prevent paddlers shooting river left of the island, since the route is blocked by a number of fallen trees.
	www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk /ogwen.htm (1183 words)

	River Ogwen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		As it's name suggests the river begins it's journey from Llyn Ogwen and the Ogwen Falls at the head of Nant Ffrancon, in the Ogwen Valley.
		Along it's journey the river runs alongside the villages of Bethesda, Tregarth, Tal-y-Bont and Llandygai before arriving at the Menai Straits near Bangor.
		five miles of the river with the majority of it accessible from both banks.
	users.tinyworld.co.uk /joeyjones/joeyjones/ovaa/afonogwen.htm (138 words)

	Homepage for Dave Lane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The River Ogwen, in the early morning, fining down after a flood (29'th June '97).
		About 20 minutes after this picture was taken, I hooked a grilse in one of the pools at the top of the pic.
		The inset shows Clive with a salmon of about 10lb, caught here in the middle of August.
	xavier.bangor.ac.uk /dlane/fishing/ROG_1 (71 words)

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