River Glen, Lincolnshire

River Glen
The pumping station at Tongue End, which marks the head of navigation, and the point at which the Bourne Eau joins the River Glen.
Location
CountryEngland
Physical characteristics
Source 
 • locationRopsley and Boothby Pagnall
Mouth 
 • location
River Welland, below Spalding
River Glen
 River Welland to The Wash
 River Glen and Welland
 Vernatt's Drain sluice
 Surfleet Seas End sluice
 Blue Gowt
  A16  Surfleet Seas End bridge
  B1136  Surfleet bridge
 Pinchbeck Railway bridge
 Herring Bridge, Pinchbeck
 Money Bridge
 Blue Gowt drainage ditches
  A151  bridge, Pinchbeck West
South Forty-Foot Drain
 Guthram Gowt
 Pode Hole pumping station
 Deeping Fen South Drove Drain
 North Drove Drain
  A151  Bourne Road bridge
 Fens Waterways Link phase 2
 Weir Dike, River Glen, Counter Drain
 Tongue End Jn
 Tongue End Pumping Station
 Weir Dike (counter drain)
 Bourne Eau
 Long Drove bridge, Tongue End
 site of Gilbert Heathcote's tunnel
  A15  Kates Bridge, Baston
 Kate's Bridge weir
 Fletland Mill
 East Glen River (to source)
 West Glen River (to source)
 Old course of River Welland
 Greatford Hall lakes
 Greatford Cut

The River Glen is a river in Lincolnshire, England with a short stretch passing through Rutland near Essendine.

The river's name appears to derive from a Brythonic Celtic language but there is a strong early English connection.

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