Rooden Reservoir

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Rooden Reservoir
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Rooden Reservoir
Location Greater Manchester
Coordinates 53°36′10″N2°2′43″W / 53.60278°N 2.04528°W / 53.60278; -2.04528 Coordinates: 53°36′10″N2°2′43″W / 53.60278°N 2.04528°W / 53.60278; -2.04528
Type Reservoir
Primary inflows Rooden Catchwater
from Piethorne Brook
Basin  countriesUnited Kingdom

Rooden Reservoir is a reservoir in the Piethorne Valley in the Metropolitan Borough of Rochdale, within Greater Manchester, England. It is close to Denshaw in the Metropolitan Borough of Oldham.

Next reservoir upstream Piethorne Valley Next reservoir downstream
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