Chepstow, The River Severn Ferry 1936
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The 'Severn King' at Chepstow landing stage. There was a time when barges could leave the Severn and sail 97 miles up the Wye as for as Hay, but by 1870 navigation was limited to the lower 37 miles. Today the Wye is navigable only as far as Tintern, and even then only at high water.
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