largest tributary the River Churnet. As it reaches the ancient Dove Bridge, it is joined by the River Tean, the river now meandering through a wide valley which turns east as it passes between Doveridge and Uttoxeter; the only town along its length. Beyond this point riverside communities, such as Marchington, Sudbury and Scropton, tend to be located at the edge of the valley; although the village of Hatton encroaches across the valley floor, where it is linked by a bridge to Tutbury whose Castle overlooks the crossing. The river continues east passing the villages of Marston, Rolleston and Egginton, where it is joined by its last tributary, the Hilton Brook. The river is divided at this point, with some flow passing through the mill fleam at Clay Mills, the two arms rejoin downstream of the A38 road bridge and Monks Bridge, and then to the south, the Dove reaches its confluence with the River Trent, at Newton Solney. Tributaries Alphabetical list of tributaries, extracted from the Water Framework Directive list of water bodies for the River Dove: Alders Brook which joins the Dove near Rocester Bentley Brook River Churnet Foston Brook which joins the Dove near Rocester Henmore Brook Hilton Brook River Manifold Marchington Brook which joins the Dove near Marchington Marston Brook which joins the Dove near Marchington Picknall Brook which joins the Dove near Uttoxeter Rolleston Brook which joins the Dove near Rolleston on Dove River Tean Tit Brook which joins the Dove near Ellastone See also Rivers of the United Kingdom List of rivers of England References Rivers of Derbyshire Rivers of Staffordshire Rivers and valleys of the Peak District Tributaries of the River Trent