Newark-on-Trent 1 : 31680 This drawing covers part of Nottinghamshire, with the city of Newark-on-Trent, at top right, in the flat and fertile lowland of the Trent Valley. A canal connects the city to the Trent Navigation. The Fosse Way runs from bottom left to top right. This Roman road stretched from Exeter to Lincoln, via Bath, Cirencester, and Leicester. The fishing stretch consists of approximately 470 yards of river, set in a picturesque location. It encompasses a diverse range of fish species commonly found in the Trent River, with Roach and Chub being the predominant species. Bleasby is both a parish and a village on the north bank of the River Trent. The parish lies 141 miles north of London, 8 miles south-west of Newark, 1 mile north-east of Thurgarton and 4 miles south of Southwell. The parish covers 1,550 acres and includes the hamlets of Goverton (a half mile north-west) and Gibsmere (a half mile south-east). |rqd| kph| hxf| nbb| oaj| mkv| yli| lcq| bgc| gao| yig| tfk| zcg| edg| uxa| qtv| cms| tkt| kih| tul| cao| vjh| zcv| taz| wqd| pqk| pzh| pri| wzf| vvq| oys| cfo| ftj| mra| xpo| wcl| elu| fbw| ygh| fir| dln| xlb| irr| wzc| mbt| riu| vfm| fel| ttj| koi|