- The
Darent is a
Kentish tributary of the
River Thames and
takes the
waters of the
River Cray as a
tributary in the
tidal portion of the
Darent near Crayford...
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through which the
River Darent flows and
where the old road from
London to
Dover crossed:
hence the name,
which derives from
Darent + ford.
Dartford became...
- The
Darent Valley line is a
railway line
between Swanley and
Sevenoaks in Kent, England. It
adopted its
current name in 2020, by the Kent Rail Partnership...
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Darent Valley Hospital is a 478-bed,
acute district general hospital in Dartford, Kent, England. The
hospital has an
Emergency Department. The hospital...
- The
waymarked path
Darent Valley Path is 19
miles (31 km) long,
following the
River Darent from the
banks of the
River Thames at
Dartford through the...
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because of the clay soils. The
valley to the
north is that of the
River Darent; that
river turns to the
north to cut
through the
North Downs.
Several lakes...
- Line at
Swanley Junction, and
proceeds down the
Darent Valley line to
Otford junction,
where the
Darent Valley line, also
known as the Bat & Ball line...
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village or homestead, and so
Westerham means a
westerly homestead. The
River Darent flows through the town, and
formerly powered three watermills. The total...
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features such as the
Ringlemere gold cup and the
Roman villas of the
Darent valley.
Julius Caesar described the area as Cantium, or the home of the...
- The
River Cray is the
largest tributary of the
River Darent. It is the
prime river of outer, south-east
Greater London,
rising in
Priory Gardens, Orpington...
