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Welney is a
village and
civil parish in the Fens of
England and the
county of Norfolk. The
village is
about 10
miles (16 km) south-west of the town of...
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Protection of Birds. The
Wildfowl &
Wetlands Trust manages another area near
Welney. The site lies
between the Old
Bedford River in the north-west and the New...
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straight line for a 6-mile (10 km)
stretch to the north-east of the
village of
Welney. This
makes it an
ideal location to
directly measure the
curvature of the...
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Norfolk in 1981.
Welney Rural District was (at
least nominally) a short-lived
entity created in 1894
containing one parish, West
Welney,
which had been...
- Sluices. The
river is tidal, with
reverse tidal flow
being clearly visible at
Welney, some 19
miles (31 km) from the sea. In the 1620s,
there was discontent...
- to an end in
December 1854 when he was
dramatically beaten on
Welney washes by
Welney man
Turkey Smart. The
winter of 1854/55 was
exceptionally cold...
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Welmore Lake Sluice. When
pumping occurs, flow in the
lower river above Welney is reversed, and a
vertical sluice gate
prevents water discharged into the...
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about 6
miles (10 km) north-east of Ely and 6
miles (10 km) south-east of
Welney, on the
Bedford Level South section of the
River Great Ouse,
close to Burnt...
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junctions with the
River Little Ouse and the
River Lark, and made its way via
Welney,
Upwell and Outwell, to flow into The Wash near Wisbech. At that time it...
- Yorkshire. Other, small,
fenland po****tions
exist at
Woodwalton Fen and at
Welney Wildfowl and
Wetlands Trust (WWT) reserve. The
tansy beetle was
first described...
