River Don, South Yorkshire - Settlements On The River Don

Settlements On The River Don

These are the settlements on the River Don from the source to the mouth. The largest city on the river is Sheffield. Settlements with a population of over 10,000 according to the 2001 census are shown in bold. The river's source, tributaries and mouth are in italics.

Winscar Reservoir

  • Dunford Bridge
  • Millhouse Green
  • Thurlstone
  • Penistone
  • Oxspring
  • Hunshelf
  • Thurgoland

Confluence with Little Don River

  • Stocksbridge
  • Oughtibridge
  • Sheffield
  • Rotherham
  • Kilnhurst
  • Swinton
  • Denaby
  • Old Denaby
  • Mexborough
  • Denaby Main
  • Conisbrough
  • Cadeby
  • Levitt Hagg (abandoned)
  • Warmsworth
  • New Edlington
  • Sprotbrough and Cusworth
  • Doncaster
  • Long Sandall
  • Barnby Dun with Kirk Sandall
  • Thorpe in Balne
  • Kirk Bramwith
  • Braithwaite
  • Bramwith
  • Stainforth
  • Fishlake
  • Thorne
  • Rawcliffe Bridge
  • Goole

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