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# # # # # # # # # # # # # Middle Don operatiDodoworth nal catchment # # # Darfield Billingley Silkstone Common # GOLDTHORPE # # WORSBROUGH # # Wombwell # # Ba#rnburgh BOLTON UPON DEARNE Harlington # # # Sprotbrough Oxspring High Melton # # Don from River Dearne to Mill Dyke Birdwell # # Adwick upon Dearne # Jump Brampton Thurgoland # # # # # Cadeby Pilley HOYLAND # Elsecar WATH UPON DEARNE # # # # Tankersley # MEXBOROUGH Wortley # # Old Denaby # SWINTON STOCKSBRIDGE # # # CONISBROUGH Deepcar # Wentworth High Green # # Upper Haugh Kilnhurst # # Kearsley Bk # Nether Haugh Hooton Roberts Bolsterstone # # # Ewden Village Chapeltown Greasbrough Dike from Source to River Don Clifton # Hooton Brook from Source to River Don # Don from River Rother to River Dearne Thorpe Hesley # # Greasbrough # Blackburn Brook from Source to River Don # Ravenfield RAWMARSH # Thrybergh Micklebring # # # Dalton Wharncliffe Side # Grenoside Ecclesfield # Oughtibridge # ROTHERHAM # # High Bradfield Parson Cross # # Worrall # Meadowhall Shopping Centre # Don from River Don Works to River Rother Tinsley # # Whiston Dungworth # Brinsworth # Don from River Loxley confl to River Don Works Stannington # Catcliffe # # Brampton en Le Morthen # Treeton # SHEFFIELD Car Brook from Source to River Don Ulley # Handsworth # Porter fro#m Source to River Sheaf Aughton # Fulwood Aston # Woodhouse # Todwick # Gleadless # Beighton # Wales Sheaf from Source to River Don # # # # Highlane Waterthorpe Beauchief # Greenhill # Norton # Dore # Ridgeway # Mosborough Norwood # Killamarsh # Totley # Coal Aston Water bodies # Marsh Lane # Managment catchment # # Eckington # Dronfield Woodhouse DRONFIELD # Spinkhill # # # Apperknowle West Handley All towns Owler Bar Lydgate Holmesfield # Renishaw # # 0 1.25 2.5 # Middle Handley5 7.5 10 # Rivers # Kilometres # Middle Don # © Crown copyright and database rights 2013. Ordnance Survey 100024198 # © Environment Agency copyright and/or database rights 2013. All rights reserved. ± #.

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