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Kent. Its rivers are the Thames^ Medway, 

 Stour, Rother, Darent, Tun, KavensbournCj and 

 Wantshcim. 



Lancashire. Its principal rivers are the Dud- 

 don, Crake, Leven, Winster, Lon or Lune, 

 Wyer, Calder, Hodder, Wenning, Ribble^ 

 Douglass, Yarrow, Darent, Treveil, Koch, Alt, 

 Tame, Medlock, and Irk. 



Leicestershire. Its chief rivers are the Stour, 

 Welland, Wreck, Avon, Anger, Swift, Seme, 

 and the Eye. 



Lincolnshire. The principal rivers are the 

 Humber, Trent, Witham, Welland, Ancani, 

 Bane, "Nen, Dun and Idle. 



Middlesex. The Thames, Lea, Coin, Brent, 

 and the New River. 



Monmouthshire. The principal rivers are 

 the Severn, Monow, Wye, Usk, Rimney, and 

 Avon. 



Norfolk. The rivers are the greater and les- 

 ser Ouse, Wesbech, the Yore, Waveney, Wen- 

 sor, Thyrn, Lynn, and some lesser streams. 



Northamptonshire. The principal rivers are 

 the Ouse, Nen, Welland, Chenvill, and the 

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Northumberland. Its rivers are the Tweed, 

 Tyne, North and South Tyne, Alne, Wensbech, 

 Coquet, Bramibh, Usvvay, Biythe, Till, East and 

 West Alon. 



Nottinghamshire. The principal rivers are 

 the Trent, Lyn, Ryton, Leane, Idle, Erwash, 

 Mcden and Maun. 



Oxfordshire, Its principal rivers are the 

 Thames, Cherwell, Isis, Tame, Swcre, Clin Reft, 

 Oke, Windrash, Evanlode and Sorbrook. 



Rutland. The rivers are the Gnash, Eye, 

 Chater, and Welland. 



