This water flow formed a river meander upstream and a build up of alluvium pushing 1,000 yds into the river. Though rarely more than  in height, the Frindsbury peninsula became the centre of many industries. At the Strood end the coastal marsh became 600 yds wide.
This water flow created a meander upstream and deposited alluvium that extended 1,000 yards into the river. Although not usually more than in height, the Frindsbury peninsula was central to many industries. At the Strood end, the coastal marsh stretched 600 yards wide.