Hertford Union Canal

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The Hertford Union Canal is a short canal in East London that links the Regent’s Canal to the River Lee Navigation, forming part of the city’s historic inland waterway network.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canal
waterway
alsoKnownAs Duckett's Cut NERFINISHED
connectsWith Regent's Canal NERFINISHED
River Lee Navigation NERFINISHED
constructionStartDate 1824
country United Kingdom
currentManager Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
hasBridge Gunmakers Lane Bridge NERFINISHED
Wick Lane Bridge NERFINISHED
hasLock Hertford Union Bottom Lock NERFINISHED
Hertford Union Middle Lock NERFINISHED
Hertford Union Top Lock NERFINISHED
hasNumberOfLocks 3
hasTowpath yes
heritage part of London’s historic industrial waterways
laterOwner Grand Union Canal Company NERFINISHED
Regent's Canal Company NERFINISHED
length about 1 mile
about 1.5 kilometres
locatedIn East London NERFINISHED
England
London NERFINISHED
London Borough of Tower Hamlets NERFINISHED
lockFlightLocation Old Ford NERFINISHED
namedAfter Francis Seymour-Conway, 1st Marquess of Hertford NERFINISHED
navigationAuthority Canal & River Trust NERFINISHED
openedForTraffic 1830
openingDate 1830
originalEngineer Francis Giles NERFINISHED
originalOwner Hertford Union Canal Company NERFINISHED
originalPromoter Sir George Duckett GENERATED
partOf British canal network
Lee and Stort Navigations system (via River Lee Navigation) NERFINISHED
inland waterway network of London
passesThrough Victoria Park, London NERFINISHED
primaryUse leisure boating
recreation
status navigable
terminusEast River Lee Navigation at Old Ford NERFINISHED
terminusWest Regent's Canal at Mile End NERFINISHED
towpathUse cycling
walking
waterwayLinkFunction provides shortcut between Regent's Canal and River Lee Navigation
waterwayType narrow canal

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Bow hasNearbyWaterway Hertford Union Canal
Lea Valley Walk nearbyWaterway Hertford Union Canal