River and water · The Northern Marches
Harrow Water
The Harrow water is the Northern Marches' only river of consequence, and Harrowgate exists because of its lowest crossing. Downstream of the town it is tidal and has no bridge; upstream the valley narrows into the upland and holds only the drove. Townspeople prize a dry cellar for the times the river rises.
- Within
- The Northern Marches
- Named in
- Book VI, Travelling Britannia
Where the volumes speak of it
- Book VI › 4.1 The Town, and Why It Is Where It Is
- Book VI › 4.7 The Respectable Town: Factors, Trades, and Who Knows Whom
- LiB2 › Chapter 9 — Harrowgate and the March
- LiB2 › 9.11 Friends, Patrons, and Bad Blood
