River Skirfare

River Skirfare

River Skirfare is a small river that flows through Littondale and ends up joining the larger River Wharfe.

It flows through:
*Foxup (source)
*Halton Gill
*Hesleden
*Litton
*Arncliffe
*Arncliffe Cote
*Hawkswick


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