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English: Highbridge Clyce From 1801 to 1809 French prisoners of war were used to help cut a new channel for the River Brue where it runs through Highbridge, ending at what is still called New Clyce Bridge. Clyce is the Somerset word for a dam, lock or sluice. At low tide the river runs freely, but the incoming tide closes the gates, preventing salt water from flooding inland. |
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