Putney–Mortlake course

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The Putney–Mortlake course is the famous stretch of the River Thames in London used for major rowing races, most notably the annual Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rowing course
sporting venue
alsoKnownAs Championship Course NERFINISHED
city London NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
direction upstream
distance about 4.2 miles
about 6.8 kilometres
endPoint Mortlake NERFINISHED
follows Tideway NERFINISHED
hasFeature bends and curves
coaching launches
narrow river sections
numerous rowing clubs along the banks
strong stream
tidal conditions
hasFinishLandmark Mortlake Brewery area NERFINISHED
hasStartLandmark University Stone at Putney NERFINISHED
locatedIn England
London NERFINISHED
River Thames NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
notableFor Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race NERFINISHED
historic rowing tradition
partOf Tidal Thames NERFINISHED
passesThrough Barnes NERFINISHED
Hammersmith NERFINISHED
passesUnder Barnes Railway Bridge NERFINISHED
Hammersmith Bridge NERFINISHED
Putney Bridge NERFINISHED
river River Thames NERFINISHED
sportsDiscipline rowing
startPoint Putney NERFINISHED
usedBy Cambridge University Boat Club NERFINISHED
London Rowing Club NERFINISHED
Oxford University Boat Club NERFINISHED
Thames Rowing Club NERFINISHED
usedFor Head of the River Race NERFINISHED
Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race NERFINISHED
Scullers Head of the River Race NERFINISHED
The Boat Race NERFINISHED
The Women’s Boat Race NERFINISHED
Vesta Veterans Head NERFINISHED
Women’s Eights Head of the River Race NERFINISHED
boat racing
rowing
various head of the river races
usedSince 19th century

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

Championship Course alsoKnownAs Putney–Mortlake course