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Encyclopedia > River Medina

The River Medina is small river that runs from the hills in the south of the Isle of Wight, through the capital Newport, towards the Solent at Cowes. The river is bridged at Newport, with a chain ferry at Cowes to East Cowes.


Medina occurs in a number of other place names


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Handbook of Texas Online: (3369 words)
Medina Lake Reservoir, completed in 1913 in the northeastern part of the county, furnishes impounded Medina River water for an extensive irrigation system throughout the eastern half of the county.
In 1910 the population was 13,415; in 1920 it fell to 11,679; and in 1930 it rebounded to 19,898.
the population of Medina County rose steadily, to 17,013 in 1950, 18,904 in 1960, 20,249 in 1970, 23,164 in 1980, and 27,312 in 1990.
Report on monitoring data in the Medina River Estuary Medina Valley Centre residential field studies centre for schools ... (921 words)
The River Medina has its source at Chale in the south of the Island, and flows north to Newport, where it becomes tidal and is the head of the estuary.
The Medina Valley Centre is situated on the west side of the estuary, 2 km from Newport.
The Medina is referred to as a positive estuary because the volume of water entering from the river and land drainage is greater than the evaporation from the surface.
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