Talk:River Crouch

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Huolve as a river name edit

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I have removed the following: "The river was once known as the Huolve or Wholve and this name is the basis of the name of the town of Hullbridge." It is unsourced and not mentioned in the body of the article. I cannot find a source that is not linked back to Wikipedia. The article of Hullbridge casts doubt on this being the river name, but again, that statement is unsourced. If you can find a reliable source, please feel free to add something similar back in. Bob1960evens (talk) 00:07, 27 January 2022 (UTC)Reply

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