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| The Hodder is the main river of the Forest of Bowland in north Lancashire. The area is one predominantly of moorland, with trees clustered in the valleys. In the Middle Ages, the word “forest” indicated a royal hunting ground; today the Forest of Bowland is still part of Crown lands. | ||||||
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