River Great Ouse is in The Wash.
The River Great Ouse rises near Syresham, Northamptonshire [Map] from where it flows past Biddlesden, Buckinghamshire [Map], Brackley, Northamptonshire [Map], Westbury, Buckinghamshire [Map], Radclive, Buckinghamshire [Map], through the centre of Buckingham, Buckinghamshire [Map], Buckingham, Buckinghamshire [Map] after which it is joined by Padbury Brook.
The River Great Ouse continues past Thornton, Buckinghamshire [Map], Passenham, Northamptonshire [Map], Stony Stratford, Buckinghamshire [Map], around Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire [Map], past Gayhurst, Buckinghamshire [Map], Olney, Buckinghamshire [Map], Newton Blossomville, Buckinghamshire [Map], crossing into Bedfordshirem, past Harrold, Bedfordshire [Map], Sharnbrook, Bedfordshire [Map], Milton Ernest, Bedfordshire [Map], through the centre of Bedford, Bedfordshire [Map], under Great Barford Bridge, Bedfordshire [Map], past Tempsford, Bedfordshire [Map], Eaton Socon, Bedfordshire [Map], through St Neots, Bedfordshire [Map], past Offord D'Arcy, Bedfordshire [Map] and Offord Cluny, Bedfordshire [Map], through Godmanchester [Map] and Huntingdon [Map], under St Ives Bridge [Map], Earith [Map] after which it is separates into two.
Thereafter one section is canalised heading north-east to Downham Market, Norfolk [Map].
The other natural section flows past Little Thetford [Map], through Ely [Map], Littleport [Map], past to Downham Market, Norfolk [Map] where it joins the canalised section.
Thereafter to King's Lynn, Norfolk [Map] after which it joins the The Wash.
Around 1425. Great Barford Bridge, Bedfordshire [Map] is an early fifteenth century bridge with seventeen arches, originally built from limestone and sandstone that spans the River Great Ouse.
The Little rises near Rickenhall, Suffolk [Map] from where it flows past Cracken Corner, Suffolk [Map]. It also appears to rises near and Redgrave And Lopham Fen [Map]; it isn't clear which is the source of the Little. Thereafter it flows past Blo' Norton, Norfolk [Map], Knettishall, Suffolk [Map], Rushford, Norfolk [Map], Barham, Suffolk [Map], Thetford, Norfolk [Map], where it is joined by the River Thet.
After Thetford the Little Ouse flows past Santon Downham, Suffolk [Map], through Brandon, Suffolk [Map], past Hockwold cum Wilton, Norfolk [Map] to Brandon Creek, Norfolk [Map] where it joins the River Great Ouse.
The River Thet rises near Buckenham Castle, Norfolk [Map] from where it flows past Wilby, Norfolk [Map], North End, Norfolk [Map], Snetterton, Norfolk [Map], Larling, Norfolk [Map], East Harling, Norfolk [Map], Bridgeham, Norfolk [Map], Brettenham, Norfolk [Map], Kilverstone, Norfolk [Map] to Thetford, Norfolk [Map] were it joins the Little.
Padbury Brook rises near Fritwell, Oxfordshire [Map] from where it flows past Ardley, Oxfordshire [Map], Stoke Lyne, Oxfordshire [Map], Fringford, Oxfordshire [Map], Godington, Oxfordshire [Map], Twyford, Buckinghamshire [Map], under Padbury [Map] and the medieval Thornbrough [Map] bridges, after which it joins the River Great Ouse.
The River Lark rises near Stonecross Green, Suffolk [Map] from where it flows past Pinford End, Suffolk [Map], Sicklesmere, Suffolk [Map], through Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk [Map], past Fornham All Saints, Suffolk [Map], Flempton, Suffolk [Map], Icklingham, Suffolk [Map], Barton Mills, Suffolk [Map], Mildenhall, Suffolk [Map], Isleham [Map] and Prickwillow [Map] after which it joins the River Great Ouse.
The River Wissey rises near Bradenham, Norfolk [Map] from where it flows past Holme Hale, Norfolk [Map], North Pickenham, Norfolk [Map], South Pickenham, Norfolk [Map], Great CressIngham, Norfolk [Map], Bodney, Norfolk [Map], Ickburgh, Norfolk [Map], Colverston, Norfolk [Map], Little London, Norfolk [Map], Northwolkd, Norfolk [Map], Stoke Ferry, Norfolk [Map], Wissington, Norfolk [Map] to Hilgay, Norfolk [Map] after which it joins the River Great Ouse.
