Greenland Dock (via lock system historically)

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Greenland Dock is one of London’s historic former commercial docks on the River Thames, now largely redeveloped as part of the Surrey Quays/Canada Water area.

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Greenland Dock 0

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
former commercial dock
marina
access pedestrian paths and residential quaysides
borough London Borough of Southwark NERFINISHED
closureAsCommercialDock 20th century
connectedBy lock system to the River Thames
country United Kingdom
damagedDuring Second World War NERFINISHED
hasAdjacentArea Greenland Pier NERFINISHED
Russia Dock Woodland NERFINISHED
South Dock NERFINISHED
hasFeature entrance lock
inner basins
heritageStatus historic dock basin retained in urban redevelopment
historicalUse general cargo handling
timber import
whaling
locatedOn Thames
surface form: River Thames
location London, England
surface form: London

Rotherhithe NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
namedAfter Howland family NERFINISHED
near Canada Water station NERFINISHED
Surrey Quays station NERFINISHED
notableFor being one of the oldest of London’s wet docks
surviving largely intact in plan despite redevelopment
opened 1690s
operatorHistorical Port of London Authority NERFINISHED
originalName Howland Great Wet Dock NERFINISHED
partOf Canada Water area NERFINISHED
Surrey Quays NERFINISHED
former Surrey Commercial Docks
partOfRedevelopmentScheme Surrey Quays redevelopment
redevelopedAs leisure marina
residential area
redevelopmentPeriod late 20th century
renamed Greenland Dock NERFINISHED
renamedAfter Greenland whaling trade
renamedIn 19th century
shape elongated rectangular basin
usedFor recreational boating
residential moorings
watersports
waterType tidally influenced impounded water via lock

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South Dock connectedTo Greenland Dock (via lock system historically)