River Mole, Surrey

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The River Mole is a river in southern England, rising in West Sussex near Gatwick Airport and flowing north. At Molesey, it merges with the River Ember and jointly flows into the River Thames. It is so named because in several places between Dorking and Leatherhead it flows underground. In dry summers, sections of the river bed dry up completely, but the river continues to flow in the rock beneath.

[edit] Tributaries

The order is from the mouth back to the source:

  • Leigh Brook
  • Salfords Stream
    • Redhill Brook
  • Burstow Stream
  • Baldhorns Brook
  • Gatwick Stream
    • Stanford Brook
  • Holmwood Stream
  • Pipp Brook
  • The Rye
  • Bookham Brook

[edit] See also


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