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Calder

River in West Yorkshire, England; length 72 km/45 mi. It rises in the Pennine moors northwest of Todmorden, and joins the River Aire at Castleford. Several large reservoirs supplying water to West Yorkshire towns lie within its catchment area.

The Aire and Calder Navigation forms a link in the system of rivers and canals that provides a waterway from the River Mersey to the River Humber.

The Calder valley, via Hebden Bridge, Sowerby Bridge, Mirfield, to Wakefield, is one of the main road and rail routes through the Pennines.

Calder

River in central Lancashire, England; length 24 km/15 mi. It joins the River Ribble near Whalley.

Calder

River in Lancashire and West Yorkshire, England. It joins the River Wyre near Garstang.

Calder

River in Cumbria, England. It flows into the Irish Sea 16 km/10 mi southeast of Whitehaven.



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Calder became the first native elected to a provincial legislature and was also the first aboriginal cabinet minister.
 
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