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Report - Moss brook culverts, Manchester, April 2016

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stranton

subterranean explorer
Regular User
The Moss brook rises at, ?
the culverts start at Moston, pass beneath Moston Vale
& finish at Collyhurst.
Length of about 2 miles.

visited solo & with @Coolboyslim

Sandhills culvert
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Collyhurst Road culvert
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The brook passes through Processor & Inhospitable / the works before exiting here,
both having been visited during 2015.
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thanks stranton
 
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trailboss99

28DL Full Member
28DL Full Member
Is there a brook in the whole of the UK that manages to pass through a population centre and stay clean?
 

pastybarm

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no idea, but deffo not Manchester.

I'd say any major urban centre would have brooks/rivers with sewer overflow pollution or just general storm water detritus. I'd wager London is much worse than Manchester. ISTR the newer places like Milton Keynes, with more modern and seperated systems will be better off I'd say.
 
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