Everything about River Amber totally explained
The
River Amber is a
river in
Derbyshire, which rises near
Ashover, near
Clay Cross, and flows southwards through
Ogston Reservoir to
Pentrich then westwards to join the
River Derwent at
Ambergate. It gives its name to the
local government district and
borough of
Amber Valley.
Like many such rivers flowing from the Derbyshire, it gave a good supply for
water mills, many of them for crushing locally mined and quarried minerals, such as
limestone.
It also provided a route for the
Cromford Canal and the
North Midland Railway.
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