Template:River Rother East Sussex map

River Rother, East Sussex

					Springs near Rotherfield

					A267 Bridge, Mayfield
					disused Cuckoo Line bridge
					tributary
					Coggins Mill Stream
					Tidebrook
					tributary
					Turks Bridge
					Bivelham Forge Bridge
					tributary
					Site of Witherenden Mill

					Witherenden Bridge
					Seller's Brook
					Crowhurst Bridge
					Hastings line railway bridge
					Stonegate railway station
					River Limden
					A265 Bridge, Etchingham
					River Dudwell
					Socknersh Stream
					Darwell Resr + R. Darwell
					North Bridge, Robertsbridge
					A21 Robertsbridge Bypass

					Junction Road Bridge, Udiam
					Bodiam Bridge
					Bodiam Wharf
					Kent Ditch
					Court Lodge + Kent Ditch PS
					Kent Ditch

					Heronden pumping station
					Dixter pumping station
					A28 Newenden Bridge
					Hexden Channel
					Pumping station
					Pumping station
					Kent and East Sussex Railway
					Knelle pumping station
					Newmill Channel
					Maytham pumping station
					Maytham Wharf
					Reading PS (old route in green)
					Potman's Heath pumping station
					Potman's Heath Channel
					Reading Sewer
					Wet Levels
					Blackwall S + N pumping stn
					Blackwall Bridge
					Blackwall East pumping station
					Blackwall gauging station
					Woodside pumping station
					Newbridge S + N pumping stn
					B2082 New Bridge
					Craven pumping station
					Boonshill pumping station
					Military Road Bridge
					Royal Military Canal, Iden Lock
					Scots Float Lock
					Union Channel + pumping station
					Marshlink line railway bridge
					Monk Bretton Bridge, Rye

					River Tillingham
					Tillingham sluice
					Rock Channel
					Brede Sluice and Rye Harbour
					River Brede
					Rye Bay, English Channel

This is a route-map template for a UK waterway.

For a key to symbols, see {{waterways legend}}.
For information on using this template, see Template:Routemap.
For pictograms used, see Commons:BSicon/Catalogue.

Note: Per consensus and convention, most route-map templates are used in a single article in order to separate their complex and fragile syntax from normal article wikitext. See these discussions ^[1],[2] for more information.

Suitable instructions belong here – please add to {{UK-waterway-routemap}}.

For finding bridge numbers, canalplan.org.uk may be useful.