Share Ditch - GB106039023680

Catchment area 1,172 ha, length 5.5km. Not designated artificial or heavily modified.

Waterbody description

Share Ditch carries water north from Broad Blunsdon, past Lushill and up to the Thames east of Castle Eton.

INSERT GEOLOGY

Land use and designations

The ditch is surrounded by agriculture (mainly arable).

Flora and Fauna

Conclusions and issues

This water course has been affected by sewerage discharge and the causes need addressing.

Water Framework Directive

http://environment.data.gov.uk/catchment-planning/WaterBody/GB106039023680

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