Points of Interest
| Point | Coordinates (Links to map resources) |
OS Grid Ref | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Modern entrance sluice | 52°44′51″N 0°23′45″E / 52.7475°N 0.3957°E / 52.7475; 0.3957 (Modern entrance sluice) | TF618193 | |
| 1884 tidal sluice | 52°44′18″N 0°23′59″E / 52.7384°N 0.3998°E / 52.7384; 0.3998 (1884 tidal sluice) | TF621183 | |
| Setchey Bridge | 52°41′39″N 0°25′11″E / 52.6941°N 0.4196°E / 52.6941; 0.4196 (Setchey Bridge) | TF636134 | |
| Former junction with Little River | 52°41′36″N 0°26′11″E / 52.6933°N 0.4363°E / 52.6933; 0.4363 (Former junction with Little River) | TF647134 | |
| High Bridge | 52°41′37″N 0°28′09″E / 52.6937°N 0.4693°E / 52.6937; 0.4693 (High Bridge) | TF669135 | Floodgate just upstream |
| Floodgate and sluice | 52°41′31″N 0°28′42″E / 52.6920°N 0.4783°E / 52.6920; 0.4783 (Floodgate and sluice) | TF675133 | |
| Sluice | 52°41′01″N 0°29′46″E / 52.6837°N 0.4962°E / 52.6837; 0.4962 (Sluice) | TF688124 | |
| Sluice | 52°40′49″N 0°30′34″E / 52.6802°N 0.5094°E / 52.6802; 0.5094 (Sluice) | TF697121 | Pentney Mill just upstream |
| Sluice | 52°40′40″N 0°32′04″E / 52.6779°N 0.5345°E / 52.6779; 0.5345 (Sluice) | TF714119 | |
| Marham gauging station | 52°40′41″N 0°32′52″E / 52.6781°N 0.5479°E / 52.6781; 0.5479 (Marham gauging station) | TF723119 | |
| Sluice | 52°40′49″N 0°33′09″E / 52.6803°N 0.5525°E / 52.6803; 0.5525 (Sluice) | TF726122 | |
| Narborough Bone Mill | 52°40′59″N 0°33′39″E / 52.6830°N 0.5608°E / 52.6830; 0.5608 (Narborough Bone Mill) | TF731125 | ? sluice just downstream |
| Sluice | 52°41′16″N 0°34′24″E / 52.6879°N 0.5733°E / 52.6879; 0.5733 (Sluice) | TF740131 | |
| Sluice below Narborough Wharf | 52°41′19″N 0°34′48″E / 52.6885°N 0.5800°E / 52.6885; 0.5800 (Sluice below Narborough Wharf) | TF744132 | |
| A47 Bridge (pen sluice below) | 52°41′34″N 0°35′19″E / 52.6929°N 0.5886°E / 52.6929; 0.5886 (A47 Bridge (pen sluice below)) | TF750137 | |
| West Acre bridge | 52°42′05″N 0°37′55″E / 52.7013°N 0.6319°E / 52.7013; 0.6319 (West Acre bridge) | TF779147 | River wider |
| Castle Acre bridge | 52°42′02″N 0°41′27″E / 52.7006°N 0.6909°E / 52.7006; 0.6909 (Castle Acre bridge) | TF819148 | |
| Lexham Hall and Broad Water | 52°43′03″N 0°45′51″E / 52.7174°N 0.7642°E / 52.7174; 0.7642 (Lexham Hall and Broad Water) | TF867168 | |
| Source near Tittleshall | 52°45′01″N 0°47′29″E / 52.7502°N 0.7913°E / 52.7502; 0.7913 (Source near Tittleshall) | TF884206 |
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The locations of sluices are taken from the 1884/85 Ordnance Survey 1:2500 map. There is no indication of any navigation structures, including Edwards' pen lock, above Narborough Wharf on those maps.
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