Cumberland Basin

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Cumberland Basin is a major tidal basin and junction of waterways at the western end of Bristol Harbour in Bristol, England, serving as a key point for maritime traffic and lock access to the River Avon.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf tidal basin
waterway junction
adjacentTo Ashton, Bristol NERFINISHED
Hotwells NERFINISHED
Spike Island, Bristol NERFINISHED
connectsTo Bristol City Docks NERFINISHED
River Avon (Bristol) NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
crossedBy Brunel Way NERFINISHED
Cumberland Basin Road System NERFINISHED
Cumberland Basin swing bridges NERFINISHED
Plimsoll Bridge NERFINISHED
designedFor to keep Bristol Harbour non-tidal
hasCharacteristic lock-controlled access
tidal
hasFunction access point to River Avon locks
maritime traffic hub
tidal control for Bristol Harbour
hasLock entrance lock to River Avon
junction lock to Bristol Harbour
hasStructureType impounded basin
influencedBy Bristol Channel tides
locatedAtEndOf Bristol Harbour NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bristol NERFINISHED
Bristol Harbour NERFINISHED
England
River Avon (Bristol) system NERFINISHED
namedAfter Duke of Cumberland (likely) NERFINISHED
near Avon Gorge NERFINISHED
Clifton Suspension Bridge NERFINISHED
openedForNavigation 19th century
partOf Bristol’s floating harbour system NERFINISHED
Port of Bristol NERFINISHED
position western end of Bristol Harbour
usedFor commercial shipping (historically)
navigation between Bristol Harbour and River Avon
recreational boating
waterwayJunctionOf Bristol Harbour NERFINISHED
River Avon (Bristol) NERFINISHED

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Bristol Harbour hasPart Cumberland Basin
Floating Harbour hasPart Cumberland Basin
Great Western Dockyard locatedNear Cumberland Basin