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The River Stour
The Great Stour is the second longest river in Kent (after the Medway). Its source is near the village of Lenham, to the east of Maidstone. The Great Stour joins the East Stour at Ashford and continues along to Canterbury before flowing out to sea at Pegwell Bay.
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| Catchment area near Lenham | East and GT Stour Ashford | GT Stour NE of Ashford |
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| GT Stour at Bagham - river trail | Canterbury Town Centre | Fordwich tidal limit |
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| Conflate of GT and Little Stour | Power station at Richborough | Meanders at Gt Stonar |
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| Pegwell Bay |
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