Locks Built By The Thames Conservancy
- Radcot Lock (1892)
- Richmond Lock (1894)
- Grafton Lock (1896)
- Northmoor Lock (1896)
- Shifford Lock (1898)
- Eynsham Lock (1928)
- King's Lock (1928)
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