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	River Teign - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The River Teign (IPA: [tiːn]) is a river in the county of Devon, England.
		The river becomes tidal at Newton Abbot, and reaches the English Channel at Teignmouth.
		The river lends its name to several places on the map in its thirty miles to the English Channel: Teigncombe, Drewsteignton, Teigngrace, Kingsteignton, Bishopsteignton, and finally Teignmouth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/River_Teign (151 words)

	Cycleau - - Nature of the Study Area
		The River Teign arises on Dartmoor at a height of 520m AOD and flows in a southeasterly direction towards the Teign Estuary and the sea.
		The principal sub-catchments are the Rivers Lemon and Bovey and the Aller Brook.
		The River Teign flows through a diversity of landscapes and habitats, ranging from open moorland (Dartmoor) to ancient woodland, improved pasture land and broad valleys, before finally meeting its floodplain and the estuary.
	www.cycleau.com /index.asp?id=1003210 (215 words)

	Teign Crest
		Teign Crest is a small family run "home stay" which has been in the same family for over 50 years providing all this and more!
		Shaldon a small picturesque village is situated at the mouth of the River Teign.
		Why not swim in the river which is on a beautiful sandy beach or, explore the various rock pools at low tide and walk across to "salty" a small island in the middle of the Teign and rake your own cockles.
	www.teigncrest.co.uk (224 words)

	GENUKI/Devon: Teignmouth 1850
		West Teignmouth was a celebrated haven at an early period, the river being then navigable for large ships, and having no shifting bar at the entrance.
		A commodious quay on the river was constructed in 1820, by Geo.
		The Bridge which crosses the Teign to Shaldon is the longest in England, and was built in 1826-7, by a company of proprietors, at the cost of about £20,000.
	genuki.cs.ncl.ac.uk /DEV/Teignmouth/Teignmouth1850.html (2141 words)

	Teignmouth Self Catering Tourist Accommodation
		Teignmouth is a delightful unspoilt holiday town nestling at the mouth of the river Teign.
		Shaldon is a lovely waterside village on the River Teign with quaint houses, a village green used for bowls, a wide range of shops, hotels, restaurants and inns — some adjacent to the beach.
		There has been a ferry crossing the Teign ever since the 13th Century and from Teignmouth you can take a short trip by the Teign Ferry to the picturesque village of Shaldon.
	www.riverside.eclipse.co.uk /local.htm (445 words)

	Rivers Project
		It is a river with two heads or sources, the North Teign and the South Teign.
		The whole course of the river is shaped rather like a capital letter Z and it can easily be found on a map because it is the only river in South Devon with an estuary that runs almost exactly West to East.
		The River Teign became famous a year or two ago when there was a huge campaign by residents in Teigngrace, near Newton Abbot, against plans by a clay firm, Watts Blake Bearne, to divert two rivers in South Devon, the Rivers Bovey and Teign, so the firm could get to fresh deposits of clay.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /omaltby/teign/teign.htm (583 words)

	River to Romeo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Nat 1.19 6...the river is a perpetual gala...
		Thor 10.466 9 The river on whose banks [Thoreau] was born and died he knew from its springs to its confluence with the Merrimack.
		HDC 11.44 8...it was the river, or the winter, or famine, or the Pequots, that spoke through [the townsmen] to the Governor and the Council of Massachusetts Bay.
	www.concordnet.org /library/scollect/EmersonConcordance/RIVER-ROMEO.HTM (18302 words)

	Teignmouth
		Teignmouth is in the hundred of Exminster, at the mouth of the river Teign, on the north side of the river, about sixteen miles south of Exeter.
		There is a considerable fishery for soles, whiting, turbot, mackerel, and pilchards, on the coast, and for salmon in the river Teign.
		The bridge over the Teign, opened in 1827, is the longest in the united kingdom, being 1,671 feet long, 429 feet longer than Waterloo Bridge.
	www.oldtowns.co.uk /Devon/teignmouth.htm (426 words)

	Upper Teign Fishing Association
		The two branches of the river drop down from the moor to join near Chagford and the river soon plunges into the dramatic wooded gorge which starts beneath Castle Drogo and continues for about seven miles past Fingle Bridge and on to Clifford Bridge near Dunsford.
		From there it continues south to its estuary at Newton Abbot and on to the sea at Teignmouth.With its moorland origins, the Teign rises quickly after rain and falls equally quickly, so the salmon fishing is usually best for a relatively short period as the river drops after a flood.
		Throughout its length, the Teign is a salmon, trout and sea trout river and much of it is available to the visiting angler.
	www.upper-teign-fishing.org.uk /index.htm (284 words)

	Bramley Cottage Shaldon
		Shaldon is a picturesque seaside village on the South Devon coast on the southern bank of the River Teign.
		Today, the village is a centre for water sports, including sailing, motor-boating and fishing, and there is a large number of craft of all sizes moored in a traditional "pepper pot" scatter of moorings across the estuary.
		The Teign is famous for salmon, cockles and mussels.
	www.courtp.co.uk /bramley/shaldon.html (307 words)

	Flyfishing on the River Teign in Devon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The valley of the upper Teign is ideally placed for family holidays as well as for fishing.
		Fingle Bridge, in the heart of the Upper Teign Fishing Association water, is one of the top beauty spots in the south west and the river-side paths upstream and downstream offer miles of walking in beautiful country.
		Right in the Teign Valley you have the choice of budget-priced B&B, guest houses, country hotels or self-catering in a country cottage.
	www.upper-teign-fishing.org.uk /holidays.htm (155 words)

	River Teign Project
		From Newton Abbot to where the Teign joins the River Bovey the old Moretonhampstead branch line is always close to the river.
		Heathfield station used to be called "Chudleigh Road" as it was the closest that the railway got to Chudleigh until the Teign Valley Railway was built in 1882.
		The Teign Valley Railway was closed in 1958 and the rails were all lifted but a good detective can still follow most of its route and you can still find many traces of the railway such as bridges, level crossings, tunnels and stations.
	web.ukonline.co.uk /omaltby/teign/tvr.htm (713 words)

	Shaldon village Devon
		Situated on the mouth of the river Teign, Shaldon is an unspoilt village, with a thriving livelihood based on the estuary.
		The original settlement on the river was upstream in Ringmore, where the beautiful and fertile valley was farmed, and the inhabitants were well hidden from the sea.
		Shaldon itself was formed as silt was washed down by the river Teign, and gradually, aided by sand washed in by ferocious winds and seas, land was reclaimed.
	www.shaldon-devon.co.uk (1035 words)

	River Teign
		It is a large river with two significant steep tributaries, the North and South Teign.
		Just below the put-in bridge, the flat river passes below an old metal bridge which has loose metal wires trailing in the river; be careful.
		A mile from the put-in, the hills close in on either side and the river squeezes between two big rounded boulders...this is the dramatic point of no return for the 'Teign Gorge'.
	www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk /teign.htm (643 words)

	landscape paintings
		The landscape in Somerset is mainly flat and the 'levels' are cut by natural and man-made rivers.
		A tranquil landscape in Somerset with late afternoon sunlight being reflected in the river.
		The river runs steadily round the bend and down through the trees in the distance.
	mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk /donlavelle/landscape.htm (335 words)

	River Teign: Waterscape.com
		The Teign rises on the vast expanse of Dartmoor and flows a winding course, criss-crossed by medieval clapper bridges, to the moor’s northern edge.
		The Teign then turns southwards to Newton Abbot where it becomes tidal and finally meets the English Channel in a large ria at Teignmouth.
		Dotted with tiny hamlets and winding past unique attractions such as Castle Drogo, the Teign Valley is a particularly beautiful area blessed with natural attractions such as Canonteign Falls, the highest waterfall in England.
	www.waterscape.com /River_Teign (217 words)

	Brackish Water Carp & Mullet
		A few weeks ago I described a memorable day's fishing on the River Dart in atrocious conditions; it was cold, windy, and with cascading rain, but quite astonishingly eleven Mullet, five of which were over specimen were caught, including one of 6lb.
		Whereas the Dart is relatively deep throughout its length, the Teign is broad and shallow, moving into winding, muddy channels and streams in its upper reaches.
		I had chosen a spot on a bend of the river where there was a natural eddy, meaning that I could fish hard over this area.
	www.fishingdartmouth.co.uk /carp_mullet.htm (1147 words)

	River Teign
		Leave the river directly downstream of the bridge on river left; this is a public footpath.
		The Teign has the second largest catchment area on Dartmoor, after the Dart.
		Once the gorgeous Holystreet Manor is seen on river right, the river flattens out and five hundred metres of flat water take you to Chagford Bridge where you may wish to finnish.
	www.ukriversguidebook.co.uk /teignupper.htm (454 words)

	Devon Fly Fishing School - Where to fly fish - Fly casting tuition, fly fishing lessons and fly casting instruction ...
		Part of the famous River Test, this far reaching river is a superb introduction for both the beginner and more experienced angler.
		A superb and private 1 mile stretch of the river Exe for salmon and trout..
		This venue is in close proximity to the Upavon chalkstream and a popular option for a stillwater and river combination 1 and 2 day course with Tom.
	www.flyfishing-uk.co.uk /venues.htm (410 words)

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		Awa Whare - River Lodge is a holiday lodge for rent on a small park (20 properties), in a very quiet location inside Dartmoor National Park.
		The park is situated in the upper Teign Valley, bordered by the River Teign itself and surrounded by woodland.
		Sorry because we have asthma in the family smoking in the lodge is not allowed and dogs are not permitted.
	members.lycos.co.uk /awawhare (234 words)

	Teignmouth at AllExperts
		Teignmouth (pronounced 'Tinmuth') is a town on the east bank of the estuary mouth of the River Teign in south Devon, England.
		The port, in existence since the 13th century, is still active, mostly handling clay, timber and grain, with many smaller pleasure craft mooring in the wide estuary.
		The town is linked with Shaldon, the village on the opposite bank, by a passenger ferry at the river mouth and by a road bridge further upstream.
	en.allexperts.com /e/t/te/teignmouth.htm (652 words)

	About the course
		The track then gets narrower and steeper as it plunges down towards the river before a sweeping bend to the right marks the start of the long haul up the far side of the gorge.
		In 2005 the river Teign burst its banks and for the first time we had to re-route the course on the day.
		Essentially this avoided all the flat bits along the river, turned the race into a classic fell race out-and-back, and reduced the distance by about two miles.
	www.swrr.co.uk /Races_Results/App_Forms/2005/Drogo/drogoweb/course.htm (710 words)

	Teignmouth Harbour
		The Teign estuary is used extensively by a wide range of leisure and commercial vessels varying in size from small dinghies and powerboats to commercial fishing boats and merchant ships.
		During the summer the channel is usually stable and entry to the River Teign is comparatively straightforward.
		This is an outstanding stretch of the river and is well worth a trip in a suitable sized craft.
	www.teignmouth-harbour.com /nav_safety.htm (1303 words)

	South Devon Railway sea wall - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The South Devon Railway was built by Isambard Kingdom Brunel and takes a route from Exeter which follows the River Exe to Dawlish Warren, runs beneath the sea cliffs to Teignmouth, and then follows the River Teign to Newton Abbot.
		The square pond and disturbed ground between the railway and river are the remains of Turf engine house, one of the engine houses used for powering the atmospheric trains.
		The river enters the sea at Exmouth while the railway runs behind the sand dunes of Dawlish Warren to reach Dawlish Warren railway station.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/South_Devon_Railway_sea_wall (896 words)

	Bramley Cottage Places to Visit
		Nearby seaside resorts include Teignmouth, reached by open ferry or by foot or car across the long Teign bridge, and the "English Riviera" resorts and harbours of Torquay (8 miles), Paignton and Brixham to the south, with Dawlish (3 miles) and Dawlish Warren to the north.
		Whilst there are many interesting and varied walks close to Shaldon, including Haldon moor as well as river and coastal paths, some of the best walks in Britain can be found on Dartmoor and, on the other side of the River Exe, Exmoor.
		Activity sports around Shaldon include walking, sea or river fishing, swimming in the sea or Torquay leisure pool, boat trips from Teignmouth or Torquay, horse riding, golf, bowls.
	www.courtproperty.com /bramley/places.html (262 words)

	Holiday cottages from Helpful Holidays: Holiday cottages in Dartmoor
		The half of the moor north of the B3212 is the highest and wildest; no villages within it, almost no cultivation.
		Drewsteignton: Exceptionally pretty small village on a ridge a mile from the most spectacular part of the River Teign valley (walks by the wooded river-banks or heathland).
		River/ reservoir fishing, 2 miles; riding stables, 4; golf, 2.
	www.helpfulholidays.com /region.asp?regionref=A (2408 words)

	The River Teign Mussel Fishery (Variation) (Oysters) Order 1996
		A print version is also available and is published by The Stationery Office Limited as the The River Teign Mussel Fishery (Variation) (Oysters) Order 1996, ISBN 0110539435.
		This Order may be cited as the River Teign Mussel Fishery (Variation) (Oysters) Order 1996 and shall come into force on 6th February 1996.
		This Order, made under section 1 of the Sea Fisheries (Shellfish) Act 1967, varies the River Teign Mussel Fishery Order 1966 by conferring an additional right on the Teign Musselmen's Society to regulate a fishery for oysters.
	www.opsi.gov.uk /si/si1996/Uksi_19960061_en_1.htm (716 words)

	Devon Guest House, Teignmouth UK - Tariff
		The built in window seat allows guests to look towards the river and over the courtyard which has been landscaped in the style of old Shaldon.
		This stunning room enjoys magnificent views of the River Teign and with a beautiful fully tiled en-suite.
		This stunning room enjoys magnificent views of the River Teign and has a fully tiled en-suite.
	www.pottersmooring.co.uk /rooms.htm (325 words)

	Teign Estuary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Teign Estuary is one of South Devon's most valuable assets.
		The project has predominantly focused on shellfish and the shellfish industry in the Teign Estuary.
		The Teign has long been recognised as a premier shellfish producing area and the shellfish industry has great potential for further growth and development.
	www.teignbridge.gov.uk /index.cfm?articleid=991 (216 words)

	Teignmouth Devon enjoy the summer sunshine on Main Beach
		In summer the river is dotted with hundreds of pleasure boats at their moorings or having an evening sail enjoying seasonal light winds and an incoming tide-from luxury yachts to small rowing boats.
		In the middle of the river below the bridge is ‘the Salty’ meaning a small island.
		Did you know that though the road bridge was widened a few years ago in the early 19th century the estuary was crossed by a timber trestle bridge at the time the longest such bridge in the country?
	www.beautiful-devon.co.uk /teignmouth.htm (585 words)

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