Unstead Wetland Reserve
Guildford Borough, Surrey, United Kingdom
Mature willow woodland where water is released to lower the levels in the North Meadow. Water from this pond enters the Natural Wey River. The water is relatively still but currently there is a flow of water coming from the inlet.
(51.20279, -0.57804)
Location created by
Trevor Murrells
- Group: River Wey Trust : Godalming
- Lat: 51.2028911
- Lng: -0.577455
- Waterbody Type: Pond
- Timezone: Europe/London
Latest photos
Unstead Wetland Reserve : Outlet into Pond Wood
Observed on
2024-11-22
Not tested. Small pool about 2' away from the two pipes, oval pool 8' x 4', maximum depth 3" cont...
Unstead Wetland Reserve : Outlet into Pond Wood
Observed on
2024-10-25
Not tested. No water was coming from either of the two pipes. A small pool had formed near to the...
Unstead Wetland Reserve : Outlet into Pond Wood
Observed on
2024-09-27
Main pond has returned, lots of duckweed on its surface, smaller pool where sample taken has no d...
Unstead Wetland Reserve : Outlet into Pond Wood
Observed on
2024-08-23
The pool that leads into the larger pond is very small, a few inches of water at most. The bed of...
Unstead Wetland Reserve : Outlet into Pond Wood
Observed on
2024-07-26
Small pool, maximum depth 1-2", in front of the two pipes. The larger pond that this pool normall...
Unstead Wetland Reserve : Outlet into Pond Wood
Observed on
2024-06-28
Duckweed is covering parts of the pond
Unstead Wetland Reserve : Outlet into Pond Wood
Observed on
2024-05-24
Small pond near pipes which is seeping into a larger pond. Maximum depth near sampling point was 3".
Unstead Wetland Reserve : Outlet into Pond Wood
Observed on
2024-04-26
I did not sample or test this location today. No water was discharging from the pipes, which brin...
Unstead Wetland Reserve : Outlet into Pond Wood
Observed on
2024-03-29
The sample was taken from a small pond fed by the two pipes, that was disconnected from a larger ...
Unstead Wetland Reserve : Outlet into Pond Wood
Observed on
2024-02-23
There was a slow trickle coming out of the two pipes