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RIVER TILLINGBOURNE. The River Tillingbourne is just 11 miles long running along the south side of the North Downs to join the River Wey at Guildford. Its source is near Tilling Springs to the north of Leith Hill and the catchment is situated on sandstone which has a low rate of weathering.ishing Breaks offer brown trout dry fly and nymph fishing in the county of Surrey. Surrey might not at first glance be much of a river county but it actually has nineteen classified rivers, including the River Thames.
The river was championed by the Victorian landscapist Lewis Pinhorn Wood, who lived in Shere from 1884 to 1897, and painted extensively along its banks with scenes including The Silent Pool, Twilight (1888) and Evening on the Tillingbourne (1889) .he river used to power a number of gunpowder, paper and flour mills in the area. The gunpowder mill was at Chilworth. Present day users include a trout farm, watercress beds,a business growing reeds and is often studied by students from nearby field studies centres, such as Sayers Croft and Juniper Hall.