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What is a river of the UK that sounds like a letter?
The river Wye (it runs along the Welsh/English border)
When was Wye River - plantation - created?
Wye River - plantation - was created in 1790.
What is the width of the river Wye?
River Wye (Afon Gwy), length 215 km.There is also a River Wye in Derbyshire, England of 24 km.
Which river forms part of the border between Gwent and Gloucstershire?
Tamori love that river x
What is the derivation of ross on wye?
Ross-on-Wye, located in Herefordshire, England, derives its name from its geographical features. The "Ross" part is believed to come from the Old English word "ros," meaning "a promontory," while "Wye" refers to the River Wye that flows through the area. The town's name essentially indicates its position on a hill overlooking the river. This picturesque setting has made Ross-on-Wye a popular destination for visitors.
What river runs through Hereford?
The river WYE
What river does hereford stand on?
The river Wye flows through the city of Hereford so I guess it Hereford must stand on the Wye.
Is Wye a name of a city or country or river or lake?
It is a river
Why is Ross-On-Wye called Ross-On-Wye?
Ross-on-Wye is named after its location along the River Wye in Herefordshire, England. The "Ross" part of the name is believed to derive from the Old English word "hros," meaning horse, or from the Welsh word "rhos," meaning a moor or marsh. The town's name reflects both its geographical setting and its historical significance as a market town and center for trade along the river. The addition of "on-Wye" distinguishes it from other places named Ross.
What is the river wye used for?
fishing and canoeing and for attractions
What is the river flowing into the severn estuary called?
wye
What is the homonym for why?
The letter 'y' or the River Wye
