List of locks and weirs ; Cleeve Lock, 1787, 1580 ; Goring Lock, 1787, 1538 ; Whitchurch Lock, 1787, 1580 ; Mapledurham Lock, 1777, 1300 ...

There are 45 locks on the non-tidal River Thames. The first proper locks appeared in the 1630s. Each one has its own individual history and unique personality. ...

This lock is the lowest full-tide lock and second lowest of all-tide locks on the Thames. ... 2.1 First lock, 1810; 2.2 Rebuild, 1857; 2.3 Footbridges and ... Location and design · History · Reach above the lock

Оценка 4,0 · Vincent D Teddington lock is at the start of a lovely walk into Kingston. The pub halfway is a delightful way to relax overlooking the Thames.

The first pound lock was built by the Thames Navigation Commissioners in 1798. It was built of oak. The lock was rebuilt by the Thames Conservancy in 1869. When ...

The first pound lock, built by the City of London, opened to river traffic here in 1811 and it was located beneath the steel footbridge by the lock.

The first proper locks appeared in the 1630s. Known originally as pound locks, a lock is a large chamber, built right across the stream, with large gates at ...

The first three pound locks on the Thames were built by the Oxford - Burford Commission in the 1630's at Iffley, Sandford and Abingdon. The lock at Abingdon ...

The first of the 45 locks along the route of the Thames is St John's Lock at Lechlade - this lock is 110 feet long and just under 15 feet wide.

These were developed in the 14th century, but the first in Britain was on the Exeter Canal in 1560, and on the Thames that installed at Iffley in 1630.