River Frome, Somerset

River Frome, Somerset

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name = River Frome
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state = Somerset
state_type = County
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city = Frome
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source_location = Witham Friary
source_district = Mendip
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source_state = Somerset
source_country = England
source_lat_d = 51
source_lat_m = 10
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mouth_name = River Avon
mouth_location = Freshford
mouth_district = Bath and North East Somerset
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mouth_state = Somerset
mouth_country = England
mouth_lat_d = 51
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mouth_long_s = 50
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map_caption = The River Frome is a river in Somerset. It is not to be confused with other rivers in the south west of England with the same name.

* The river rises near Witham Friary, flows north through the town of Frome and joins the River Avon at Freshford, south of Bath.

See also

*Mendip Power Group
*Other River Fromes
*The town of Frome, through which "this" River Frome flows.


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