File:Great Ouse Relief Channel.jpg
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| Description | The River Great Ouse relief channel, a "6½ mile navigable channel from a lock at Denver Sluice to Wiggenhall Bridge just over two miles south of King's Lynn." ( more information). This photo was taken from the disused railway bridge near Wiggenhall St. Mary Magdalen (Norfolk) which crosses it. |
| Date | some time last month |
| Source | Own work |
| Author | Lewis Collard |
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