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	Honey Cottage Devon - About Lapford
		It is located on the rising of a hill above the river Yeo in the heart of rural Mid Devon.
		This area of Devon is known as "the River country" for good reason, there are many rivers nearby including the beautiful river Yeo (pictured on left) which runs through the valley a short distance to the south of Lapford.
		The second pub is "The Yeo Vale" on the main A377 road, close to Lapford railway station.
	www.honeycottagedevon.com /aboutlapford.htm (656 words)

	Travels & Tours Myanmar - Travel Agency Myanmar - River Cruising
		River Irrawaddy has its root well inside Myanmar territory with her two originating rivulets, Mae-Kha and Mae-Li-Kha reaching up to Hkaka-bo Razi National Park.
		River cruising is possible through out its 1360 miles (2170 km) length with various size, draught and type of boat according to season and particular segment of voyage.
		It is the farthest upstream section of River Irrawaddy and scenic views of a mighty river flowing between dense forests, rocky river- banks with 1st Defile along is a memorable traveling experience.
	thingazar-tours.com /river-cruising.htm (509 words)

	Riverford Farm Shop - Real organic and local food
		Yeo Valley is probably the biggest organic brand in the country and Riverford gets it straight from the factory at 'factory gate' prices.
		Yeo Valley made its name with its full fat yoghurts and these, particularly the natural, strawberry and raspberry are superlatively good.
		The Yeo Valley frozen yoghurts and sorbets are equally good and the Creme Fraiche Ice Cream with Blackcurrant swirls is (I never thought I would say this) 'to die for'.
	www.riverfordfarmshop.co.uk /riverfordfarmshops/suppliers.html (4988 words)

	River Yeo at AllExperts
		The Yeo Valley company which produces organic yoghurt was originally based close to this river.
		* The Cheddar Yeo rises in Gough's Cave in the Cheddar Gorge, and is a tributary of the River Axe.
		* The River Yeo on the southern edge of Exmoor is a tributary of the River Mole (which is itself a tributary of the River Taw).
	en.allexperts.com /e/r/ri/river_yeo.htm (279 words)

	River Parrett
		A mixture of canal and improved drains and river that was to run between Ilchester and Langport.
		Using artificial cuts and locks the river was finally made navigable to Winchester by 1710.
		This tributary of the River Parrett is navigable for light craft for 8 miles from Ilchester to the Junction with the Parrett near Langport.
	easyweb.easynet.co.uk /jim.shead/River-Parrett.html (669 words)

	Ilchester
		Ilchester or Ivelchester (from the river Ivel or Yeo, on which it stands) is in the hundred of Tintinhull, 124 miles west by south of London by Andover and Amesbury, and 22 miles east of Taunton by Langport.
		This town is of great antiquity ; the British name is given by Nennius as Caer Pensavelcoit, which is said to signify 'the city at the head of the river’s mouth in the wood' : it was the Ischalis of the Romans, mentioned by Ptolemy, as one of the chief towns of the Belgae.
		The town is in a rich valley, and may be considered as consisting of two parts, Ilchester proper and the village of Nothover ; these are separated by the river Yeo or Ivel, which is crossed by a stone bridge of two large arches.
	www.oldtowns.co.uk /Somerset/ilchester.htm (718 words)

	INTRODUCTION
		The river Parrett and its tributaries, the Tone, Yeo and Isle, form the principal river basin in Somerset, with the tide and the tidal bore running as far inland as Langport and up the Tone to within three miles of Taunton.
		Of the other rivers only the Axe and the Brue were used in their lower reaches for navigation.
		The building of watermills with weirs and sluices on these rivers caused difficulties over navigation, and to maintain or improve this the river was made wider or deeper, or even straightened by a new artificial channel.
	www.somerset.gov.uk /archives/ASH/Navrivers.htm (199 words)

	Britannicaindia.com: Britannica Browse
		It lies along a tributary of the Oshun River and on the road from Ogbomosho to Oshogbo.
		At the mouth of the Jaro River on the Iloilo Strait and sheltered by the offshore...
		Occupying the crater of an extinct volcano, at an...
	www.britannicaindia.com /britannica_browse/i/i4.html (1761 words)

	Genesee River : September 11, 1813 - Action Report
		As the distance gradually closed between the two opposing squadrons, a signal was sent from Commodore Yeo, aboard the Wolfe, to the Sidney Smith ordering it to turn to directly towards the American line.
		Accepting the fact that the Wolfe, having lost its main masts, and therefore the ability to maneuver, Yeo resolved himself to transfer his flag to the Lord Melville, which was accomplished almost unnoticed owing to the smoke hanging over the lead ships.
		Yeo, having lost his two largest ships, had no intention of losing any more this day, and signaled the squadron to break off action.
	www.napoleonicminiatureswargame.com /geneseeriver.html (1069 words)

	www.blagdon.org
		The southern boundary was marked by pre-historic barrows on the hill top, the northern boundary by the River Yeo.
		The valley floor of the River Yeo was marshy and not inhabited.
		The land was excavated to a depth of 150 ft in places, and the river dammed.
	www.blagdon.org /blagdon/blag_about/history.htm (468 words)

	Guardian \| Natural history
		It was a fortnight since we had stood in the fields outside Ilchester and looked at the track that leads in a straight line from the packhorse bridge there towards the village of Long Load.
		I was looking back from the other end of that track, and standing beside the much more ancient and substantial bridge that carries the road from Ilchester to Langport across the river Yeo.
		The winding river is in a deep gully here with embankments on each side, which are high but not high enough always to contain the river.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,4824778-103500,00.html (288 words)

	Pages 92 - 97
		The boundary makes a sharp angle as it approaches the River Yeo ; this is characteristic of an ancient field boundary, and suggests that we are in the vicinity of the "Hagenmendewe", according to Grundy "meadow near the game enclosure", though this seems a cumbersome translation of what appears a simple "Meadow-Hedge".
		Meadow implies the hay-meads that usually bordered the river; and the boundary follows the sharp angles of the hedge, down to the River Yeo itself.
		The "Wringford" of the charter must have been either at this junction of the river and the stream, as the Burrington parish and 1740 manor boundaries show, or perhaps at the shallower crossing of Emley Bridge; aJthough this latter would leave a long and somewhat complicated gap unfilled in the charter land-marks.
	www.wringtonsomerset.org.uk /history/villagerecords/page92.html (2874 words)

	Yeovil - LoveToKnow 1911
		YEOVIL, a market town and municipal borough in the S. parliamentary division of Somersetshire, England, on the Great Western and South-Western railways, 127 m.
		The town lies on the river Yeo, and is a thriving place, with a few old houses.
		The church of St John the Baptist is a perpendicular cruciform structure, consisting of chancel, nave of seven bays, aisles, transepts and lofty western tower.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Yeovil (264 words)

	Rural Landscapes: Area 2 Chew Valley - Bath & North East Somerset Council
		The landscape consists of the valley of the River Chew and is generally low-lying and undulating.
		The tributary valleys of the River Chew and, in the extreme south-west, tributaries of the River Yeo dissect the landscape leaving occasional hills.
		The mills of the River Chew, sometimes dating back at least to Domesday, are also an important feature whilst old quarries, limekilns and early field boundaries are now only evident as undulations on the ground.
	www.bathnes.gov.uk /BathNES/environmentandplanning/landandpremises/Landscape/rltarea2.htm (1761 words)

	Statutory Instrument 2000 No. 1356
		This Instrument may be cited as "The Devon County Council (Yeo Bridge Barnstaple) Scheme 1999 Confirmation Instrument 2000" and shall come into force on the date on which notice that it has been confirmed is first published in accordance with paragraph 1 of Schedule 2 to the Highways Act 1980.
		The Devon County Council (Yeo Bridge Barnstaple) Scheme 1999 ("the Scheme") is hereby confirmed with modifications.
		To a point on the north west bank of the River Yeo, 11 metres south east of the south eastern corner of Corporation Yard.
	www.opsi.gov.uk /si/si2000/20001356.htm (722 words)

	Rivers & Streams LBAP - N Somerset
		Most of the rivers in the North Somerset area are characterised by having short upland reaches and long lowland reaches with very low gradients.
		Lack of knowledge and understanding of the status, distribution and requirements of many of the habitats and species dependent on rivers and streams; and the techniques and effects of river and floodplain restoration.
		The North Somerset Rivers Local Environment Agency Plan produced in 1998 confirms the Agency's commitment to the integrated and sustainable management of the North Somerset Rivers areas and sets out an agreed programme of action to be carried out over the next five years.
	www.swbiodiversity.org.uk /Habitats/Rivers/Rivers_nsom.htm (811 words)

	River Yeo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The river has been canoed from SHERBORNE (6516) to its junction with the River PARRETT at HUISH Bridge (424263).
		The river is narrow and local anglers are reluctant to have an access agreement.
		The gradient of the river bed steepens for 200 metres downstream of BICKNELLS BRIDGE and provides a short rapid with haystacks and eddies small in certain water conditions.
	www.bcusouthwest.org.uk /access/yeo.htm (187 words)

	ILCHESTER, Somerset, England, UK (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A town with much history, Ilchester, originally called Lindinis (meaning "Little Marsh"), was a strategic Roman fort and major regional settlement (hence 'chester') on the river Yeo at the important junction of the Fosseway and the Bristol to Dorchester roads (now the A303 and the A37).
		The bridge spanning the Yeo in the town is also Medieval and originally was home to a small chapel for travellers and pilgrims.
		It was the County Town of Somerset in the 1700's and the famous Ilchester Gaol - in use from 1166 to 1843 - was home to the County Gaol.
	www.country-breaks.com /towns/ilchester.htm (393 words)

	Fishing Photographs: Pictures of Crediton Fly Fishing Club Activities, photos of trout, fishery projects, fly tying, ...
		They include views of our rivers and streams here in Devon.
		There are photos of trout fishing, flies, club activities and wildlife, and also maps of our fisheries.
		Greg Mason, mastering the upstream nymph, R Yeo (22Kb)
	www.fly-fishing-club.co.uk /photo.html (189 words)

	Yeo Vale Division Home Page
		Yeo Vale Division is part of Somerset North Guiding County and was formed in 1992.
		Yeo Vale Division has nearly 643 members meeting in over 20 groups across the
		The River Yeo is shown because it runs through the whole Division;
	www.girlguidingyeovale.org (189 words)

	Bristol Water plc - About Us
		The Yeo Valley works of which Blagdon Pumping Station and Blagdon Reservoir are part were authorised by the Bristol Waterworks Company Acts of 1888 and 1889.
		The embankment was constructed across the River Yeo at Blagdon.
		An overflow weir measuring 161 ft constructed at the Northern end of the dam enables flood water to be safely conveyed downstream via an overflow channel 1100 ft long to connect with the River Yeo downstream of the compensation channel.
	www.bristolwater.co.uk /aboutUs/historyBlagdon.asp (865 words)

	Cottbridge Cottage - Barnstaple @ Devon Connect
		Description: Nestled in the thickly wooded valley of the river Yeo in North Devon.
		The river Yeo runs along side of the gardens and Jill has the fishing rights to this.
		Jill's love and passion is her glorious 11 area garden the babbling river ponds are all part of the garden also an organic vegetable patch and free range eggs altogether making this a tranquil and peaceful place to stay.
	www.devon-connect.co.uk /bnb/barnstaple_cottbridge/index.htm (213 words)

	The Experimental Forest ::: College of Bioresources and Agriculture, National Taiwan University :::
		The range of mountains east of the Ho-she River, which includes Mt. Morrison (Yushan), and the clay stone area of Mount Tung-pu are comprised of Tertiary bedrock that is mostly sandstone.
		The banks of the Cho-shui River are mostly clay, while the banks of the Pei-shih River and the Chen-yeo-lan River are mostly sandy soil.
		In this treacherous cliff, the soil is shallow, whereas the soil in the gentle sloping areas is deep and rich in humus.
	homepage.ntu.edu.tw /~exfo/english/introduction/geology.htm (160 words)

	YEOVIL - Online Information article about YEOVIL
		BOROUGH (A.S. nominative burh, dative byrig, which produces some of the place-names ending in bury, a sheltered or fortified place, the camp of refuge of a tribe, the stronghold of a chieftain; cf.
		river Yeo, and is a thriving See also:
		CHURCH (according to most authorities derived from the Gr.
	encyclopedia.jrank.org /YAK_ZYM/YEOVIL.html (514 words)

	BBC - Devon Discovering Devon - Home Town - Barnstaple tour
		Barnstaple, the town on the Taw, is positioned on the first safe fording of the tidal river, six miles from the sea.
		It's immediately upstream of the tributary River Yeo, the waters of which, when added to the Taw's, made a channel too deep to cross, even at low tide.
		The motte and bailey castle was erected over a Saxon graveyard on the western side of the town, thereby commanding the Saxon town to the east, the river crossings of the Taw to the south, the Yeo to the north.
	www.bbc.co.uk /devon/discovering/hometown/barnstaple.shtml (461 words)

	BBC News \| ENGLAND \| RAF team salvages Navy fighter
		By 1030 BST it had been moved on to a low loader to be transported back to the base.
		The river was temporarily dammed to lower the water level around the aircraft.
		When removed from the river, the aircraft's fibreglass nose cone had come off completely and the nose wheel was sheered off.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/1586959.stm (419 words)

	UK Rivers Network: Community river groups and contacts: Adopt-a-river: England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Scotland, ...
		River Burn North Creake Amenities Society, Fakenham, Norfolk.
		River Cole And Chunn Brook Conservation Group, Birmingham.
		The River Tees From Source To Sea: A collection of photos taken along the river.
	www.ukrivers.net /network.html (621 words)

	About Yeovil Town
		Yeovil is a busy but pleasant market town of some 38,000 people.
		Situated in the beautiful Somerset countryside, it lies in the South Somerset District, just west of the river Yeo, which here forms the county boundary with Dorset.
		Yeovil Town Centre offers a wide range of national and independent shops situated within the Quedam Shopping Centre and other streets around the town centre.
	www.yeoviltown.com /Static/About_Yeovil (153 words)

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