
Introduction
Where the River Sow goes
Places the river Sow goes through
Life on the River Sow
Special features
Problems with the river
Comparing two rivers
Conclusion
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In its fifteen miles the River Sow flows through a very varied landscape – secluded valleys, lake, marshes and towns. The Sow rises near Broughton in a spring called Sowhead, 617 feet above sea level, and flows south through places like Copmere, Eccleshall, Worston ,Doxey marshes, Victoria park, Milford and Shugborugh. The Sow continues to flow south-east and joins the River Trent at Great Haywood by the Essex Bridge.

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