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Brighton famous for its seaside charm and vibrant culture isn t immediately associated with rivers However beneath

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The Wellesbourne also spelt Wellsbourne and occasionally Whalesbone 1 is a lost river 2 which originally flowed into the

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Groundwater is the primary water resource for the city and its potable water supply Groundwater production occurs

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The arrival of the London and Brighton Railway in 1841 brought Brighton within the reach of day trippers from London Many of the

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Clean drinking water for Brighton and Hove is held in a remarkable layer of rock beneath our feet called an aquifer a key reason why

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Brighton s lost river was an intermittent stream known as the Wellesbourne that ran from Patcham and beyond to the sea at Pool

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The coastal plain beyond Brighton rarely rises more than 10m above Mean High Water near the shoreline Much of

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Groundwater is the most important source of water in the South East and supplies 100 percent of Brighton Hove s water supply

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In 1858 62 a well was sunk at the Warren Farm Schools to a depth of 1 285 feet the deepest dug well in the world Any numerical