Points of Interest
| Point | Coordinates (Links to map resources) |
OS Grid Ref | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bay Bridge wharf | 50°58′27″N 0°20′25″W / 50.9741°N 0.3402°W / 50.9741; -0.3402 (Bay Bridge wharf) | TQ166207 | Start of navigation |
| Butchers Row bridge | 50°58′22″N 0°20′03″W / 50.9727°N 0.3341°W / 50.9727; -0.3341 (Butchers Row bridge) | TQ170205 | |
| Hatterell Farm bridge | 50°57′54″N 0°19′25″W / 50.9650°N 0.3235°W / 50.9650; -0.3235 (Hatterell Farm bridge) | TQ178197 | once a lift bridge |
| Locks bridge | 50°57′20″N 0°19′18″W / 50.9556°N 0.3218°W / 50.9556; -0.3218 (Locks bridge) | TQ179186 | once a swing bridge |
| Lower lock | 50°57′13″N 0°19′20″W / 50.9536°N 0.3222°W / 50.9536; -0.3222 (Lower lock) | TQ179184 | End of navigation |
| Bines Green bridge | 50°56′43″N 0°18′29″W / 50.9452°N 0.3081°W / 50.9452; -0.3081 (Bines Green bridge) | TQ189175 | RIver tidal below here |
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