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For the river in Scotland, see River Ore, Fife. The River Ore is the name of the final section of the River Alde in Suffolk, England from just above Orford to the sea[1]. It has one tributary, the River Butley, and Havergate Island is found at their confluence. The river passes mainly through marshland and shingle or sand beaches, most of which is now owned by the National Trust as the "Orford Ness National Nature Reserve". Before the National Trust took ownership of this land, it was the site of a secret military base where tests with radar were carried out during the Cold War. Where the Ore meets the seas is the setting for Meg Rosof's moving book What I Was. See also River Alde References ^ Ordnance Survey Leisure series map 156 External links Orford Ness National Nature Reserve information at the National Trust The Alde and Ore Association v · d · e Rivers and Watercourses of Suffolk River Alde • River Blyth • River Butley• River Deben • River Dove • River Gipping • River Lark • River Little Ouse • River Ore • Oulton Dyke • River Rat • River Stour • Stour Brook • River Waveney • River Yox • Coordinates: 52°02′36″N 1°27′44″E / 52.0433°N 1.4621°E / 52.0433; 1.4621 This Suffolk location article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.v · d · e