| − | The '''River Severn''' is the longest [[river]] in [[Great Britain]], rising on [[Plynlimon]] and running through [[Llanidloes]], [[Welshpool]], [[Shrewsbury]], [[Bridgnorth]]., [[Bewdley]], [[Stourport]], [[Worcester]], [[Tewkesbury]] and [[Gloucester]] before debouching into the [[Bristol Channel]]. | + | The '''River Severn''' ([[Welsh Language|Welsh]]: ''Afon Hafren'') is the longest [[river]] in [[Great Britain]], rising on [[Plynlimon]] and running through [[Llanidloes]], [[Welshpool]], [[Shrewsbury]], [[Bridgnorth]]., [[Bewdley]], [[Stourport]], [[Worcester]], [[Tewkesbury]] and [[Gloucester]] before debouching into the [[Bristol Channel]]. |
| | It has a famous [[tidal bore]], one of only a handful of surfable tidal waves in the world, on which the [[surfing]] record for the longest ride was set in 1996, a 5.7 mile ride taking over 40 minutes.<ref>https://www.bbc.co.uk/gloucestershire/interactive/interactive_map/gloucester/severn_bore.shtml</ref> | | It has a famous [[tidal bore]], one of only a handful of surfable tidal waves in the world, on which the [[surfing]] record for the longest ride was set in 1996, a 5.7 mile ride taking over 40 minutes.<ref>https://www.bbc.co.uk/gloucestershire/interactive/interactive_map/gloucester/severn_bore.shtml</ref> |