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Great Ouse

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Great Ouse
n
(Placename) See Ouse [1]
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The Great Ouse, Witham and Trent once joined the Rhine and together drained down a vast valley that is now the Channel, reaching the sea somewhere west of the Isle of Wight.
Specieswatch: Spined loach by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
Robert Gill, 17, tried to escape his attackers, who stole his wallet and phone before throwing him in the Great Ouse in Bedford.
Drowned lad's 'yob captors' TRIAL by The Mirror (London, England)
Bedford River Valley Park [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Publication of the Framework coincides with the imminent completion of the first 'on the ground' project in the Park--a new three kilometre surfaced trail along the River Great Ouse near Willington.
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