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Lake district floods Stock Photos and Images
RMBFYKAC–Police and Mountain rescue team drive through the Lake district floods on the Thursday 19th November 2009 unprecedented floods
RMF94NKY–The Wateredge Inn in Ambleside, Lake District, UK, surrounded by flood debris from Lake Windermere bursting its banks in late November 2015.
RMBWC83T–A mini digger helping to rebuild a weir that got destroyed in the November 2009 floods across the river Brathay
RMCE5A9J–New flood defences being built in Keswick after the disastrous 2009 floods, Lake district, UK.
RMCE5A54–New flood defences being built in Keswick after the disastrous 2009 floods, Lake district, UK.
RMCE59KN–New flood defences being built in Keswick after the disastrous 2009 floods, Lake district, UK.
RMCE5A2X–New flood defences being built in Keswick after the disastrous 2009 floods, Lake district, UK.
RMCE5A6D–New flood defences being built in Keswick after the disastrous 2009 floods, Lake district, UK.
RMBG060D–a car that had its wheels stolen after being abandoned in the floods on kirkstone pass above Ambleside, Lake district,
RMBG05X2–a car that had its wheels stolen after being abandoned in the floods on kirkstone pass above Ambleside, Lake district,
RMBG05YC–a car that had its wheels stolen after being abandoned in the floods on kirkstone pass above Ambleside, Lake district,
RMBH35R9–A bridge over Newlands Beck near Braithwaite, Lake District, UK, that was washed away in the November 2009 Floods.
RMBG0640–Removing a car that had its wheels stolen after being abandoned in the floods on kirkstone pass above Ambleside, Lake district,
RMBG061C–Removing a car that had its wheels stolen after being abandoned in the floods on kirkstone pass above Ambleside, Lake district,
RMBG062A–Removing a car that had its wheels stolen after being abandoned in the floods on kirkstone pass above Ambleside, Lake district,
RMCE57BA–The flood level of the 2009 floods that Coniston Water got to, shown in the Bluebird Cafe on the shores of the lake
RMBFYJ65–Recovering a car that had its wheels stolen after being abandoned in flood waters near Ambleside, Cumbria, UK.
RMBFYM03–Recovering a car that had its wheels stolen after being abandoned in flood waters near Ambleside, Cumbria, UK.
RMBFYJ4J–Recovering a car that had its wheels stolen after being abandoned in flood waters near Ambleside, Cumbria, UK.
RMBH35WT–Erosion caused by the devastating November 2009 floods on the River Derwent, below Cockermouth, Cumbria.
RMBH3745–Damage caused by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMBH36NN–Flood Debris from the November 2009 floods on the banks of the River Derwent, downstream of Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK.
RMBH37N5–A landslide in the Copper Mines Valley due to super saturated ground during the november 2009 floods, Coniston, Cumbria
RMBH35J1–A landslide in the Copper Mines Valley due to super saturated ground during the november 2009 floods, Coniston, Cumbria
RMCE5ANA–Following the disastrous floods of 2009 in Cumbria, which destroyed Northside Bridge in Workington, a new bridge
RMBH3906–Erosion caused by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMBH37W1–Erosion caused by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMBH3782–Erosion caused by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMBH372B–Debris caused by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMBH37N3–Damage caused by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMBH37PJ–Damage caused by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMCE5E2Y–Following the disastrous floods of 2009 in Cumbria, which destroyed Northside Bridge in Workington,
RMCE5E4K–Following the disastrous floods of 2009 in Cumbria, which destroyed Northside Bridge in Workington,
RMBH3939–Debris left behind by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMBH37NR–Debris left behind by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMBH37YY–Debris left behind by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMBH37XG–Debris left behind by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMBH37K0–Debris left behind by the devastating November 2009 floods in Cockermouth when the river Derwent reached unprecedented levels.
RMBH3896–A van washed away during the November 2009 floods in the River Derwent, downstream of Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK.
RMBH3748–A van washed away during the November 2009 floods in the River Derwent, downstream of Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK.
RMBN61PJ–Stock Ghyll waterfall in Ambleside during the summer 2010 drought, coming only 7 months after the worst floods to hit Cumbria
RMBN72E0–Stock Ghyll waterfall in Ambleside during the summer 2010 drought, coming only 7 months after the worst floods in Cumbria
RMBN61RH–Stock Ghyll waterfall in Ambleside during the summer 2010 drought, coming only 7 months after the worst floods to hit Cumbria
RMBN72D9–A dried up waterfall in Ambleside during the summer 2010 drought, coming only 7 months after the worst floods to hit Cumbria
RMBN74T2–A dried up waterfall in Ambleside during the summer 2010 drought, coming only 7 months after the worst floods to hit Cumbria
RMBN74TM–A dried up waterfall in Ambleside during the summer 2010 drought, coming only 7 months after the worst floods to hit Cumbria
RMBN7451–A dried up waterfall in Ambleside during the summer 2010 drought, coming only 7 months after the worst floods to hit Cumbria
RMBYXHWJ–Resurfacing work taking place in Ambleside after floods and harsh winter weather caused serious erosion of the road surface.
RMBN74PY–A dried up waterfall in Ambleside during the summer 2010 drought, coming only 7 months after the worst floods to hit Cumbria
RMD37FX7–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMBYXHP3–Resurfacing work taking place in Ambleside after floods and harsh winter weather caused serious erosion of the road surface.
RMBYXHRT–Resurfacing work taking place in Ambleside after floods and harsh winter weather caused serious erosion of the road surface.
RMD37GR3–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD32WP1–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37G7P–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37G5H–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37G9R–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37GJ5–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37GNF–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37H4P–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37H0D–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37H86–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37H3H–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37H2N–The new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37G3N–A flood gate which is part of the new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37GFP–A flood gate which is part of the new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
RMD37FJJ–A flood gate which is part of the new flood defences in Cockermouth, Cumbria, UK, being built after the disastrous 2009 floods
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