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The River Severn

The River Severn. By Jennifer. The Source. Britain’s longest river begins its journey in the Cambrian mountains, in a deep bog. There is a wooden post saying Source. The source is the start of River. Tributaries. There are a lot of tributaries in the River Severn.

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The River Severn

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  1. The River Severn By Jennifer

  2. The Source • Britain’s longest river begins its journey in the Cambrian mountains, in a deep bog. • There is a wooden post saying Source. • The source is the start of River.

  3. Tributaries • There are a lot of tributaries in the River Severn. • The tributaries are more than a little trickle. • A Tributary is a little stream that’s comes from the main river. • The tributaries of the River Severn include Rea brook, Cound brook, River Chelt, Bristol Avon and many more.

  4. Meanders • The meanders tend to appear near the lower and middle course’s where the water moves more slowly. • There are many meanders in the River Severn • A meander is a bend in the river.

  5. The Mouth • The River Severn ends its journey. • The mouth of the River Severn flows into the Bristol Channel. • The mouth is the end of the river.

  6. The Severn Bore • The Severn Bore can reach heights of 10ft in midstream and up to 820ft wide. • The Severn Bore is really fast and can move at 13mph. • The Severn Bore is a wave what sweeps upstream when tides are high

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