Cranleigh Waters

Cranleigh Waters
Bramley Wey
River
Ruins of Gosden Aqueduct which carried the Wey and Arun Canal over Cranleigh Waters.
Country	England
County	Surrey
Districts	Guildford Borough, Waverley
Tributaries
- left	Cobbler's Brook
Source
- location	Walliswood, Surrey, England
- elevation	45 m (148 ft)
- coordinates	51°8′14″N 0°24′51″W / 51.13722°N 0.41417°W / 51.13722; -0.41417
Mouth	River Wey
- location	Shalford
Discharge	for Bramley [1]
- average	1.10 m3/s (39 cu ft/s)
- min	0.16 m3/s (6 cu ft/s) (19 June 1998)

The Cranleigh Waters or Bramley Wey is a tributary of the River Wey in Surrey. It rises near Walliswood, flowing initially southwestwards to Vachery Pond, before turning to run northwards via Bramley to meet the Wey at Shalford.^[2]

From the Vachery Pond to the Wey, Cranleigh Waters is closely followed by the disused Wey and Arun Canal, which crossed the river at Gosden Aqueduct.

In spite of its name, the river does not run through the village of Cranleigh.

References

1. ^ Marsh, T; Hannaford, J, eds (2008). UK Hydrometric Register. Hydrological data UK series. Wallingford, Oxfordshire: Centre for Ecology & Hydrology. ISBN 9780955767227. http://www.ceh.ac.uk/products/publications/documents/HydrometricRegister_Final_WithCovers.pdf. 
2. ^ Gallois RW; Worssam BC; Thurrell RG (1993). Geology of the County around Horsham. London: HMSO. pp. 95-101. ISBN 9780118844802.