Floating Harbour

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The Floating Harbour is a historic, non-tidal dock system in the centre of Bristol, England, created to allow ships to remain afloat regardless of the River Avon’s tides and now surrounded by regenerated waterfront developments.

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Label Occurrences
Floating Harbour canonical 4
The Floating Harbour 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf dock system
harbour
maritime infrastructure
architect William Jessop
country United Kingdom
currentUse commercial waterfront
cultural events
leisure boating
residential waterfront
tourism
hasHeritageStatus historic harbour
hasPart Arnolfini
Bathurst Basin
Bristol City Docks
Bristol Marina
Cumberland Basin
Harbour Railway
M Shed
Prince's Wharf
SS Great Britain
Spike Island
St Augustine's Reach
Underfall Yard
Wapping Wharf
Watershed
hosts Bristol Harbour Festival
inception 1809
locatedIn Bristol
England
city centre of Bristol
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
locatedOnWatercourse Feeder Canal
New Cut
River Avon
maintainedBy Bristol City Council
near Bristol Cathedral
Bristol Temple Meads
surface form: Bristol Temple Meads railway station

College Green, Bristol
Queen Square, Bristol
opened 1 May 1809
originalPurpose to allow ships to remain afloat regardless of tides
to provide a non-tidal harbour for Bristol
partOf Port of Bristol
surface form: Port of Bristol (historical)
separatedBy New Cut
separatedFrom tidal River Avon
surroundedBy regenerated waterfront developments
waterLevelCharacteristic impounded
non-tidal

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Temple Quay locatedNextTo Floating Harbour
Bristol Harbour alsoKnownAs Floating Harbour
this entity surface form: The Floating Harbour
Great Western Dockyard waterway Floating Harbour
Temple Meads district near Floating Harbour
Bristol Harbourside locatedOnWaterbody Floating Harbour