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Waterways of Congleton and District: Part Two

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In the second of two booklets on the streams and waterways which traverse the town, the author looks at the role the Howty, the Dare, Park Lane Brook, Dane in Shaw Brook, Dairy Brook and Loach Brook have played in the development of the town.

 

Author:  Peter Boon

 

Booklet size:  A5

Waterways of Congleton and District: Part Two

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The Howty, the Dare, Park Lane Brook, Dane in Shaw Brook, Dairy Brook and Loach Brook

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