1997 To form part of the outer defences of Worcester as an anti-tank island, it was proposed to flood the valley of the Langhorn Brook between its confluence with the River Teme at Powick to Henwick Mill, where the obstacle would link with an anti-tank ditch just N of Martley Road. The flooding was to be achieved by damming, presumably at intervals to achieve a constant depth.
Anti Tank Ditch (natural Improved)
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Type ANTI TANK DITCH (NATURAL IMPROVED)
Status Extant
Condition Fair
Source Defence of Britain Archive
Access Unknown
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Anti Tank Ditch (natural Improved) Laughern Brook, on W side of Worcester, stretching from a weir near Powick Bridge to Henwick Mill. Other Unknown Fair BunkerAtlas historical bunker military heritage