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# # # # Dearne operational catchment # # # # # # # # # # Fitzwilliam Flockton # # Badsworth Kinsley Bentley Brook from Source to River Dearne # Ryhill # # West Bretton Emley Moor # # Upton # HEMSWORTH Emley # # South Hiendley North Elmsall Dearne from Bentley Brook to Cawthorne Dyke # # Cudworth Dyke from Source to River Dearne # ROYSTON # # Clayton West # Brierley South Elmsall Shafton # # South Kirkby Skelmanthorpe # # Dearne from Source to Bentley Brook # # Carlton # # Hampole # Staincross High Hoyland Darton Kexbrough Grimethorpe Dike from Source# to River Dearne # Grimethorpe # Cudworth Denby Dale # Cawthorne Dyke from Source to River Dearne # # # Hooton Pagnell Cawthorne Dearne from Cawthorne Dyke to Lundwood STW Clayton # # Brodsworth # Gawber Upper Denby # # # Ingbirchworth BARNSLEY Dearne from Lundwood to River Dove Great Houghton # Ings/Carr#/Thurnscoe Dikes from Source to Dearne Silkstone # THURNSCOE Silkstone Beck from Source to Cawthorne Dyke Ardsley # Thurnscoe East # # Hickleton # # Dodworth # # # Hoylandswaine Darfield Billingley Crow Edge # Silkstone Common # Dodworth Dyke from Source to River Dove GOLDTHORPE # # # Dove from Source to River Dearne Thurlstone WORSBROUGH # Wombwell # Barnburgh # # # PENISTONE # BOLTON UPON DEARNE Harlington # # Oxspring High Melton # Dearne Darfield STW to River Don # Birdwell # # Adwick upon Dearne # Rockley Dike from Source to River Dove Jump Brampton Thurgoland # # # # # Langsett Pilley HOYLAND # Elsecar WATH UPON DEARNE # Knoll Beck from Source to River Dearne # # # Tankersley # MEXBOROUGH Upper Midhope Wortley Midhopestones # Old Denaby # SWINTON # STOCKSBRIDGE # # # High Green CONISBROUGH Deepcar # Wentworth # # # # # Managment catchment # # # Water bodies # # Dearne 0 1 2 4 6 8 # # # All towns Kilometres # # # Rivers © Crown copyright and database rights 2013. Ordnance Survey 100024198 # # © Environment Agency copyright and/or database rights 2013. All rights reserved. # # ±.

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