Location: 53.4039855, -1.4943937
The River Loxley flows from the Peak District into the north-western side of Sheffield, weaving through valleys and past old mill ruins. Historically vital for powering water wheels, it now serves as a recreational route for walkers, anglers, and cyclists. It is also known for the devastating Great Sheffield Flood of 1864, making it a river of both natural and historical significance.
Tags:
– name: River Loxley
– natural: water
– water: river