Lagan Weir

E136429

Lagan Weir is a river control and pedestrian bridge structure in Belfast that regulates water levels on the River Lagan and has become a notable local landmark.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf landmark
pedestrian bridge
river control structure
weir
city Belfast
connects Cathedral Quarter, Belfast
surface form: Belfast city centre

Queen’s Quay area
constructionStartDate 1991
country United Kingdom
crosses River Lagan
designedTo maintain a minimum water level in the River Lagan
reduce tidal effects upstream
hasBridgeType footbridge
hasFunction hydraulic control
public circulation
hasLighting decorative illumination
hasPart fish pass
movable gates
pedestrian walkway
viewing platforms
hasPedestrianAccess yes
hasUse pedestrian crossing
tourist attraction
hasVisitorCentre yes
heritageStatus modern infrastructure landmark
inception 1994
locatedIn Belfast
Northern Ireland
locatedNear Port of Belfast
surface form: Belfast Harbour

Custom House Square
The Big Fish sculpture
locatedOnWatercourse River Lagan
notableAs local landmark in Belfast
openingDate 1994
operator Department for Infrastructure (Northern Ireland)
owner Belfast City Council
partOf River Lagan redevelopment projects
purpose flood control
regulation of water levels
urban regeneration support
region County Antrim
County Down
riverBasin River Lagan
surface form: Lagan basin
significantFor improvement of River Lagan’s appearance
regeneration of Belfast’s waterfront
status in use

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