Image: Lea Valley topographic map
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Description: The upper River Lea, and rivers which now flow into it near Hertford, were once tributaries of the River Thames. The Anglian glaciation diverted the Thames southwards and led to the creation of the lower River Lea. Base map from topographic-map.com, "Free topographic maps visualization and sharing."
Title: Lea Valley topographic map
Credit: Own work
Author: Alan Mattingly
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