Hodge Brook
Surrey, United Kingdom
The test site was just below a bridge on the main path through the nature reserve. The stream is accessible here as the bank vegetation is kept short on the western side.
The water is moving quite fast, but it is a narrow stream and not dangerous.
Location created by
Philippa Mitchell
- Group: Zero Guildford : River Wey at Guildford
- Lat: 51.2813503
- Lng: -0.62356
- Waterbody Type: Stream
- Timezone: Europe/London
Latest photos
Stream had been over the banks 2 days prior to survey following heavy rain. Currently a fast flow, but not surging
light brown tinge to water.
Low flow, not had rain for over a week and has been very warm. Slight brown tinge to water
small brown and black bits of vegetation floating under surface, water much browner than expected given only 4mm of rain in Normandy. However, rainfall levels were localised and could have been much heavier rain in catchment of this stream
Very slight smell of petroleum. Water had been much higher in recent days
Water on higher side of average, fairly brown and cloudy.
cloudy with a muddy smell. murky red-brown. higher than normal, but had been higher
Reddish brown, fast flow but not surging or in flood. High silt content, but been higher in recent days.
Water a bit silty so did not appear clear in the stream. Collected water was quite clear.
Have had quite a bit of rain in recent days
A small stream that drains the north side of the Pirbright Ranges through the village of Pirbright and also parts of a nearby golf course.
The water was carrying quite a bit of silt, hence the brown colour