Pottergate Collection

Pottergate, Lincoln, Lincolnshire - Remains of the south-east gateway of the Medieval wall that surrounded the community of Lincoln Cathedral in the 13th century - once the main entrance to

Pottergate Tower, Pottergate, Alnwick, Northumberland. 12th October 1929

Norfolk NR2 1 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Norfolk NR2 1

Northumberland NE66 1 Map
Postcode Sector Map of Northumberland NE66 1

West Lindsey LN2 5 Map
Postcode Sector Map of West Lindsey LN2 5

North Yorkshire DL10 4 Map
Postcode Sector Map of North Yorkshire DL10 4

Barn Road in Flood, Norwich, Norfolk
Barn Road in Flood, Norwich, near West Pottergate, Norfolk, England. Date: 1912

Flood Relief, Norwich, Norfolk
Flood Relief, Norwich, near West Pottergate, Norfolk, England. Captioned: Handing a loaf to a flooded-out cottager Date: 1910s

Trowse Bridge in Flood, Norwich, Norfolk
Trowse Bridge in Flood, Norwich, near West Pottergate, Norfolk, England. Date: 1912

Carrow Road in Flood, Norwich, Norfolk
Carrow Road in Flood, Norwich, near West Pottergate, Norfolk, England. Date: 1912

Westwick Street in Flood, Norwich, Norfolk
Westwick Street in Flood, Norwich, near West Pottergate, Norfolk, England. Showing Wincarnis Works Date: 1912

St. John Maddermarket from Pottergate, Norwich, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom, Europe

Pottergate, a pedestrian street in Norwich, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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"Pottergate: Unveiling the Hidden Floods of Lincolnshire, North Yorkshire, and Norfolk" In a shocking turn of events, it has become synonymous with flooding as several areas across Lincolnshire, North Yorkshire, and Norfolk have been hit hard by torrential rains. From the picturesque landscapes of Lincoln to the serene countryside in North Yorkshire, these regions are grappling with an unexpected deluge. The tranquil villages in North Yorkshire's YO62 4 Map and YO62 5 Map have transformed into waterlogged havens. The once idyllic streets now resemble rivers as homes and businesses struggle to stay afloat. Similarly affected is Norfolk's NR2 1 Map where residents find themselves battling against rising waters that threaten their livelihoods. Northumberland's NE66 1 Map also bears witness to this watery onslaught. What was once a peaceful community now faces the wrath of nature as floodwaters surge through its streets. Meanwhile, West Lindsey's LN2 5 Map experiences similar challenges as locals grapple with submerged roads and properties. Norwich in particular has suffered greatly from Pottergate's fury. Barn Road finds itself engulfed by floods while nearby areas like Flood Relief bear testament to the resilience of its inhabitants who refuse to be defeated by Mother Nature's forces. Trowse Bridge stands tall amidst swirling currents while Carrow Road becomes an unintended moat surrounding Norwich City Football Club. Even Westwick Street succumbs to this aquatic invasion leaving no corner untouched. As communities band together during these trying times, they showcase their unwavering spirit in face of adversity. Emergency services work tirelessly alongside volunteers to provide aid and support for those affected by Pottergate’s relentless downpour. While questions arise about climate change’s role in exacerbating such disasters, one thing remains clear – unity prevails even when faced with overwhelming odds. As cleanup efforts begin and plans for future prevention take shape, these regions will emerge stronger, armed with the knowledge that they have weathered the storm together.