Points of Interest
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| Point | Coordinates (Links to map resources) |
OS Grid Ref | Notes |
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| Wisbech lock | 52°40′01″N 0°09′43″E / 52.6670°N 0.1620°E / 52.6670; 0.1620 (Wisbech lock) | TF462098 | |
| Walsoken Bridge | 52°39′52″N 0°09′57″E / 52.6645°N 0.1659°E / 52.6645; 0.1659 (Walsoken Bridge) | TF465096 | |
| Elm Road Railway Bridge | 52°39′28″N 0°10′03″E / 52.6579°N 0.1675°E / 52.6579; 0.1675 (Elm Road Railway Bridge) | TF466088 | |
| New Common Bridge | 52°39′17″N 0°10′08″E / 52.6547°N 0.1690°E / 52.6547; 0.1690 (New Common Bridge) | TF468085 | A1101 built over bed |
| Elm Bridge | 52°38′40″N 0°10′34″E / 52.6444°N 0.1761°E / 52.6444; 0.1761 (Elm Bridge) | TF473074 | |
| Collets Bridge | 52°38′06″N 0°11′28″E / 52.6349°N 0.1910°E / 52.6349; 0.1910 (Collets Bridge) | TF483063 | |
| Boyces Bridge | 52°37′33″N 0°12′44″E / 52.6257°N 0.2123°E / 52.6257; 0.2123 (Boyces Bridge) | TF498054 | |
| Outwell Basin | 52°37′08″N 0°13′24″E / 52.6190°N 0.2233°E / 52.6190; 0.2233 (Outwell Basin) | TF506046 | |
| Scotts Bridge | 52°37′03″N 0°13′49″E / 52.6176°N 0.2302°E / 52.6176; 0.2302 (Scotts Bridge) | TF510045 | |
| Outwell lock | 52°36′40″N 0°14′00″E / 52.6111°N 0.2332°E / 52.6111; 0.2332 (Outwell lock) | TF513038 | Jn with Well Creek |
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