River Calder, Lancashire Totally Explained

Everything about River Calder Lancashire totally explained

The River Calder is a major tributary of the River Ribble starting above Burnley in Lancashire and is around 24 km / 15 miles in length. It flows through Towneley Park and Burnley town centre where it's joined by the River Brun. It then flows north where it's joined by Pendle Water before turning west past Gawthorpe Hall and through the town of Padiham. It flows through Altham and Whalley, passing the ruins of Whalley Abbey, then being crossed by the red brick Whalley Viaduct. It meets the Ribble near Great Mitton.

Settlements

Tributaries

Bushburn Brook

Dean Brook

Egg Syke Brook

Rodger Hey Brook

Sabden Brook

Badger Well Water
Wood House Brook
Cock Clough

Clough Syke Brook

Hyndburn Brook

Harwood Brook
- Causeway Brook
Norden Brook
Spaw Brook
Shaw Brook
Bottom Syke

River Hyndburn

Church Brook

Accrington Brook

Woodnook Water
- Warmden Brook
- Tom Dale Clough
White Ash Brook
- Wolfenden Syke
- Lottice Brook

Tinker Brook

Whams Brook
Jackhouse Brook
- Cocker Brook
  - White Syke
- Cocker Lumb
Syke Side Brook
- Clough Brook
Simonstone Brook
Shorten Brook
Dean Brook
- Huntroyde Brook
Castle Clough Brook
- Castle Clough

Green Brook

Shaw Brook
Sweet Clough
Hapton Clough
- Thorny Bank Clough
- Tower Brook

Habergham Clough

New Barn Clough
- Helm Clough
Micklehurst Clough
- Long Syke

Whitaker Clough

Fir Trees Brook
- West Close Clough
- Acres Brook
Moor Isles Clough
Spurn Clough

Pendle Water

Old Laund Clough
Edge End Brook

Walverden Water

Bradley Syke
Head Beck
- Dobson Syke
Catlow Brook
- Pighole Clough
- Pathole Beck
- New Laithe Clough
- Float Bridge Beck
- Swains Plat Clough

Colne Water

Swinden Clough

Wanless Water

Slipper Hill Clough
Houses Beck Moss
- Moss Houses Beck
Guy Syke
Church Clough Brook
Trawden Brook
- Beardshaw Beck
- Round Hole Beck
- Will Moor Clough

River Laneshaw

High Laith Beck
- Sykes Beck
- Shawhead Beck
Monkroyd Beck
Hullown Beck
Swamp Syke
Laneshaw Brook
- Round Holes Beck
- Cat Stone Clough

Wycoller Beck

Ratten Clough
Smithy Clough
- Deep Clough Beck
- Nan Hole Clough
Turnhole Clough
- Butter Leach Clough
- Saucer Hill Clough

Blacko Water

Castor Gill
Claude's Clough
Admergill Water
- Wicken Clough
- Greystone Clough
- Sandyford Clough

White Hough Water

Dimpenley Clough
Bird Holme Clough

Barley Water

Deep Clough
Black Moss Water
- Water Gate
- Warth Beck
Ogden Clough
- Boar Clough
- White Slacks
- Dry Clough
Barden Clough
River Brun
- River Don
  - Walshaw Clough
  - Thursden Brook
    - Ell Clough
    - Black Clough
      - Hey Stacks Clough
      - Tom Groove
    - Swinden Water
      - Hell Clough
    - Hurstwood Brook
      - Smallshaw Clough
    - Rock Water
      - Cant Clough Beck
    - Everage Clough
      - Hole House Clough
        Buck Clough
      - Dick Clough
      - Easden Clough
      - Black Clough
      - Green Clough
        Copy Clough
        Sheddon Clough

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