- The Striguil Zone
- A set of pages about Chepstow and the Lower Wye Valley.
- ECN Report
- An Environmental Change Network report on the water quality in the River Wye. Includes a nice picture.
- Hereford Web Pages
- Information about the Hereford district produced by Media Services, Hereford.
- Worcestershire County Council
- This used to be the website of the conjoined County of Hereford and Worcester. Now that the two counties have been returned to their former independent status, we will retain this link as a courtesy.
- Inland Waterways Association
- The Inland Waterways Association: 50 years of campaigning for the waterways. Check in here to see bulletins, campaigns, events, a diary and much much more!
- Monmouth
- A Welsh border market town situated at the confluence of the Rivers Wye, Monnow, and Trothy.
- The Wye Walk
- The meticulously documented account of a walk from the source of the River Wye on Plynlimon Mountain, Central Wales to its mouth at Beachley, at the edge of the Forest of Dean near Chepstow, a distance of 157 miles (250 km). The plan was to do it over a period of 9 days.
- Canalia
- A internet magazine dedicated to Britain's historic canals and waterways, with sections on boating holidays, boats for sale, and many others.
- The Wilts and Berks Canal
- The W + B Canal is being restored! At 67 miles it is the biggest undertaking of its kind in the country. One of our waterway neighbours.
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- Herefordshire
- This is a community site available to everyone. Free pages available to every Herefordian, for any local news, history, and other information.
- Fishing in the Area
- We hope the information in this website will help you find the right place to enjoy your fishing. Fly and coarse pond fishing, as well as river fishing, is covered.
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Tintern Abbey
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- Hereford Genealogy
- For information on the family history of people and places along the Rivers Wye and Lugg.
- Hay-on-Wye
- The aim of this site is to provide up-to-date information on Hay-on-Wye and its facilities for the many thousands of visitors to this wonderful border region of Mid-Wales.
- Pictorial Hay-on-Wye
 Pictorial Hay-on-Wye was designed to present the "Town of Books" in the Welsh borders, and depict some of its visual splendour. The town is known world-wide for its 35 bookshops in a population of 1400 people and for the annual literary festival. This site aims at giving a world-wide audience an insight into life in the town.
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