River Bure

The River Bure is a major waterway in Norfolk, England, flowing approximately 50 miles from the Breckland hills to the North Sea. It plays a vital role in local transportation, agriculture, and ecology, supporting diverse wildlife and habitats along its course. The river is navigable by boats for part of its length, making it important for leisure activities and historical trade routes. Its surrounding landscape features wetlands, reed beds, and farmland, contributing to the area's natural beauty and environmental significance. The Bure's management ensures flood control, water quality, and conservation efforts sustain this important freshwater resource.