River Exe [486 photos] :: Geograph Britain and Ireland

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River Exe

The River Exe rises on Exmoor and flows south to Exeter and The English Channel. Its estuary is a good example of a Ria (flooded river valley). It is tidal to Countess Wear, just south of Exeter SX9390 : Countess Weir, River Exe. More information Link

by N Chadwick

Created: Sat, 18 Sep 2010, Updated: Mon, 31 Jan 2011

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SX9688 : Channel for the ferry to Topsham, with riverside buildings lit by the setting sun by David Smith

SX9192 : Mobile crane on Exeter Quay by David Smith

SX9783 : Creek in mud, Exe estuary by N Chadwick

SX9489 : Cycle bridge and commemorative plaque, Bridge Road, Exeter by David Smith

SX9296 : River Exe at Stafford Bridge by N Chadwick

SX9390 : Riverside Valley Park, Exeter, flooded by River Exe by David Smith

SX9685 : The end of the Exeter Canal by N Chadwick

SX9291 : River Exe above Salmon Pool weir by David Smith

SX9193 : River Exe from Station Road bridge, Exeter by David Smith

SX9291 : Construction work at Trews Weir on River Exe by David Smith

SX9296 : Flooding, River Exe, January 2016 by N Chadwick

SX9291 : River Exe seen from Trews Weir Allotment Plantation, Exeter by David Smith

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