The levels of Oxfordshire’s rivers will now be ‘tweeted’, under a new service.
The tool, called GaugeMap, uses data collected by the Environment Agency to share up-to-date information about rivers and other waterways on microblogging website Twitter.
One example is Osney Lock, tweeting under the account @riverlevel_0945, which is just one of 2,400 stations included.
Rod Plummer, of developer Shoothill, said his company hoped the information will be used in fishing, transport and sports.
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