River Calder, Lancashire

Bridges over the river in Padiham

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The River Calder ( Ribble ) is a left tributary of the Ribble in the county of Lancashire in England.

The Calder passes under the Leeds and Liverpool Canal at Burnley in a passage and crosses in the sequence Padiham. It then flows through Altham and Whalley, where it crosses the Whalley Viaduct (1846-1850), and then touching the ruins of Whalley Abbey. The confluence with the Ribble is located at Great Mitton.

Catchment area

Bush Burn Brook
Dean Brook
Egg Syke Brook
Hey Rodger Brook
Sabden Brook Badger Well Water
Woodhouse Brook
Cock Clough

Harwood Brook Causeway Brook

Church Brook Accrington Brook Woodnook Water Warmden Brook
Tom Dale Clough

Wolfenden Syke
Lottice Brook

Wham's Brook
Jack Brook House Cocker Brook White Syke

Clough Brook

Huntroyde Brook

Castle Clough

Shaw Brook
Sweet Clough
Hapton Clough Thorny Bank Clough
Tower Brook

New Barn Clough helmet Clough

Long Syke

Fir Trees Brook West Close Clough
Acres Brook

Old Laund Clough
Edge End Brook
Walverden Water Bradley Syke
Head Beck Dobson Syke

Pighole Clough
Pathole Beck
New Laithe Clough
Float Bridge Beck
Swains Plat Clough

Swinden Clough
Wanless Water Slipper Hill Clough
Houses Beck Moss Moss Houses Beck

Beardshaw Beck
Round Hole Beck
Will Moor Clough

High Laith Beck Sykes Beck
Shawhead Beck

Round Holes Beck
Cat Stone Clough

Rats Clough
Smithy Clough Deep Clough Beck
Nan Hole Clough

Butter Leach Clough
Saucer Hill Clough

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

Dimpenley Clough
Bird Holme Clough
Barley Water Deep Clough
Black Moss Water Watergate
Warth Beck

Boar Clough
White Slacks
Dry Clough

River Don Walshaw Clough
Thursden Brook Ell Clough
Black Clough Hey stacks Clough
Tom Groove

Hell Clough

Smallshaw Clough

Cant Clough Beck

Hole Clough House Buck Clough

Copy Clough Sheddon Clough

River Ribble Irish Sea Town

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