Talk:River Gavenny

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Length of river

It's not clear where the length which is asserted for the river comes from but my own measurements (achieved using digital measuring tool on online OS mapping at Bing maps) yield up 5.07 miles / 8.17km from the stated source to the Usk confluence - around 25% longer than the numbers in the article. Such a discrepancy is typical for river lengths. Of course, this is original research on my part so cannot be used in the article but illustrates what the figure should look like when a reference is located! cheers Geopersona (talk) 11:09, 23 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]