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The gentle valleys and rolling hills along this river were the heartland of the Shire.So much land along the banks of the Water had been cleared for farms that flooding had becomes a problem every spring; several of the villages along its lower reaches were protected by dikes and canals.The vale of the Water contained the densest population of Hobbits in the Shire right into the Fourth Age.

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  • The Water
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  • The gentle valleys and rolling hills along this river were the heartland of the Shire.So much land along the banks of the Water had been cleared for farms that flooding had becomes a problem every spring; several of the villages along its lower reaches were protected by dikes and canals.The vale of the Water contained the densest population of Hobbits in the Shire right into the Fourth Age.
  • The Water was a river in The Shire and a tributary to the Brandywine river. It began in the Northfarthing, located in the North Moors near Long Cleeve and then passed into the Eastfarthing where it joined the River Brandywine. As The Water passed the village of Bywater, it formed Bywater pool before heading on its way towards Budge ford and then Bridgefields before striking the Brandywine. According to the The Atlas of Middle-earth, it was approximately two-hundred miles long.
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  • The gentle valleys and rolling hills along this river were the heartland of the Shire.So much land along the banks of the Water had been cleared for farms that flooding had becomes a problem every spring; several of the villages along its lower reaches were protected by dikes and canals.The vale of the Water contained the densest population of Hobbits in the Shire right into the Fourth Age.
  • The Water was a river in The Shire and a tributary to the Brandywine river. It began in the Northfarthing, located in the North Moors near Long Cleeve and then passed into the Eastfarthing where it joined the River Brandywine. As The Water passed the village of Bywater, it formed Bywater pool before heading on its way towards Budge ford and then Bridgefields before striking the Brandywine. According to the The Atlas of Middle-earth, it was approximately two-hundred miles long.
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