Wyman's Brook

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Wymans Brook is a district in the north-west of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, England, named after the small river which flows through the district.

The brook itself is dammed at Pittville to form an ornamental lake, and partly culverted as it flows through the district. In 2006 investigation revealed that the brook was suffering from increasing pollution from the Marle Hill landfill site (now a golf course) [1].


Coat of Arms of CheltenhamSuburbs of Cheltenham Coat of Arms of Cheltenham

Benhall | Charlton Kings | Fairview | Hesters Way | Leckhampton | Montpellier | Pittville | Prestbury | The Reddings | Rowanfield | St. Mark's | St. Paul's | Swindon Village | Up Hatherley | Whaddon | Wyman's Brook
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