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The meeting of the Lynmouth rivers. The river seen here is the East Lyn river, the West Lyn River joins it at the white bridge.

The river East Lyn rises high in Exmoor, Somerset. It is popular for walkers with a path running along much of the river, and whitewater kayakers seeking a challenging Grade 4 paddle.

Watercourse

The river starts as Badgeworthy Water and soon makes confluence with Hoar Oak Water at Watersmeet, where Watersmeet House is located, it then continues on until it passes Brendon and is squeezed between a narrow gorge section, upon exit after another 2.5 miles (4 kilometres) the river meets with the West Lyn and flows into the sea at Lynmouth.

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-The river starts as [[Badgeworthy Water]] and soon makes confluence with [[Hoar Oak Water]] at ''Watersmeet'', where [[Watersmeet House]] is located, it then continues on until it passes [[Brendan]] and is squeezed between a narrow [[gorge]] section, upon exit after another 2.5 miles (4 kilometres) the river meets with the [[West Lyn]] and flows into the sea at [[Lynmouth]].
+The river starts as [[Badgeworthy Water]] and soon makes confluence with [[Hoar Oak Water]] at ''Watersmeet'', where [[Watersmeet House]] is located, it then continues on until it passes [[Brendon]] and is squeezed between a narrow [[gorge]] section, upon exit after another 2.5 miles (4 kilometres) the river meets with the [[West Lyn]] and flows into the sea at [[Lynmouth]].
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