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near to Alkborough, North Lincolnshire, England

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	Alkborough Flats towards the River Trent by Glyn Drury
	Farm track off Whitton Road by JThomas
	Not this way by David Brown I think that I am being discouraged to proceed
	Alkborough Flats: aerial 2007 by Chris A year after the area was first allowed to flood. Alkborough Flats covers 440 hectares (1090 acres) of low lying land at the confluence of the Trent and Ouse. It is currently the UK’s largest managed realignment site: it was developed as... (more)
	The Public Footpath to Alkborough by David Wright This is newly created footpath is part of the development of the Alkborough Flats wetlands area.
	Footpath to Alkborough by Martin Dawes On the footpath from Whitton
	The Clough too by Steve Parker This sluice used to drain water from Alkborough Flats into the River Humber, facing South. Alkborough Church tower SE8821 : Alkborough Church can be seen on the skyline. (abt 1/5th of the way from the left)
	Alkborough Flats Flood Defences by Gordon Kneale Brooke
	The ruins of a WWII observation post above Alkborough Flats by Graham Hogg Alkborough Flats was used as a bombing range during World War II. This is the remains of one of two such posts that observed the accuracy of the bombing runs.
	Shelter with a view (2) by Jonathan Thacker The remains of a Second World War hut with a bench positioned in front of it means that the view across the Alkborough Flats can be enjoyed in all seasons.
	Alkborough Flats: upstream of the breach by Chris Looking back towards the cliff north of Alkborough. When the wetlands were created, or rather the water was allowed back in, as part of a flood abatement scheme, a breach was created in the sea wall and lined with rocks to prevent erosion.... (more)
	Entrance to a new lake, Alkborough Flats by Christine Johnstone Not mapped by the OS in 1999. A 170 hectare 'realignment area', created by the Environment Agency. Seen from the barge Sobriety, heading upstream on a rising tide.