Template:River Frome Stroud map

River Frome
source at Nettleton Bridge at Watercombe Farm source at Brimpsfield Castle Brimpsfield Park lakes source at Climperwell Farm source at Groveridge Hill Bridge at Caudle Green Warren Hill lakes Masarden Park lake Bull Banks lake Bull Banks bridge site of Edgeworth Mill Bull Banks bridge site of Henwood Mill site of Dorvel Mill Sapperton Canal Tunnel Thames and Severn Canal (L) site of Daneway Mill Whitehall Bridge Holy Brook site of Puck Mill Puck Mill aqueduct Baker's Mill reservoir site of Twissell's Mill Baker's Mill bridge site of Ashmead's Mill Golden Valley bridge A419 Cowcombe Hill Thames and Severn Canal Bliss Mill, Chalford Belvedere Mill bridge Belvedere Mill, Chalford Iles's Mill, Chalford Golden Valley line Rly bridge Bourne Mills Toadsmoor Brook Brimscombe Port Mill Brimscombe Port aqueduct Hope Mill Lane bridge Ham Mill Bowbridge bridge Thames and Severn aqueduct Stroud station and viaduct Wallbridge Upper Lock Slad Brook (culverted) A46 Bath Road bridges Wallbridge Lower Lock Painswick Stream Lodgemoor Mills Foundry Lock Fromehall Mills A419 Dudbridge Road culvert Nailsworth Stream Ruscombe Brook Dudbridge Lock Stroudwater Navigation overflow Ebley floodgate Ebley Mill (Council Offices) Ebley Corn Mills A419 road bridge Mill Pond Brockley Road bridge Stanley Mills Upper Mills Downton Road bridges Lower Mills Bristol and Gloucester viaduct Beard's Mill Bond's Mill Millend Mill Millend Lane bridges Spring Hill bridges Oldbury Brook M5 motorway Jn 13 (canal and river share bridge) A38 Frome Bridge Fromebridge Mill Stroudwater Navigation (shared channel) Whitminster lock Whitminster feeder Whitminster weir Whitminster Lane bridge Saul marina Gloucester and Sharpness Canal Moor St, Upper Framilode River Severn

Main article: River Frome, Stroud

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