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These are some research notes for a future Yank in Sussex video about the River Adur.
 
These are some research notes for a future Yank in Sussex video about the River Adur.
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[[File:Map-of-River-Adur-catchment.png|thumb|Catchment Map]]
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I have a question about the "source" of the Adur. I've seen it written (Wikipedia, etc) that the source of the Adur is near Slinfold. Based on the catchment diagram to the right, however, I have some questions:
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* Why is the western branch of the Adur considered the primary branch, where the "source" is found?
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* My observation: From the catchment map, it appears that the eastern branch is actually longer than the western, and it appears that the Copyfold stream ends further away from the Adur's map than the western branch's at Slinfold. Do we have actual distance measurements for this?
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[[File:Adur Source.png|thumb|A map of the Adur's source. I'm not sure which ultimate branch of the fork is the "true" source.]]
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* The western branch ends in a fork, both tines of which seem to be the same length. Which tine is the "true" source?
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[[File:Adur Source Sat.png|thumb]]

Latest revision as of 09:04, 24 February 2023

These are some research notes for a future Yank in Sussex video about the River Adur.

Catchment Map

I have a question about the "source" of the Adur. I've seen it written (Wikipedia, etc) that the source of the Adur is near Slinfold. Based on the catchment diagram to the right, however, I have some questions:

  • Why is the western branch of the Adur considered the primary branch, where the "source" is found?
  • My observation: From the catchment map, it appears that the eastern branch is actually longer than the western, and it appears that the Copyfold stream ends further away from the Adur's map than the western branch's at Slinfold. Do we have actual distance measurements for this?


A map of the Adur's source. I'm not sure which ultimate branch of the fork is the "true" source.
  • The western branch ends in a fork, both tines of which seem to be the same length. Which tine is the "true" source?
Adur Source Sat.png