King George V Reservoir

E900186

King George V Reservoir is a large drinking water storage reservoir in the Lee Valley, north of London, that forms part of the area’s extensive water supply and wetland landscape.

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Label Occurrences
King George V Reservoir canonical 2
William Girling Reservoir 2

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial lake
drinking water reservoir
access not generally open to the public
area approximately 1.03 square kilometres
approximately 103 hectares
basinCountry United Kingdom
category Lee Valley Park NERFINISHED
Reservoirs in London
Thames Water reservoirs NERFINISHED
constructionStartDate 1908
country United Kingdom
elevationAboveSeaLevel about 15 metres
function regulating storage for water treatment works
habitat wetland habitat for waterbirds
hasStructure earth embankment walls
inlet works
outlet works
pumping station
inception 1912
locatedIn Lee Valley NERFINISHED
London Borough of Enfield NERFINISHED
north of London
locatedInProtectedArea Lee Valley Special Protection Area NERFINISHED
Ramsar site Lee Valley NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Greater London NERFINISHED
South East England
locatedInRiverBasin River Lee basin NERFINISHED
locatedNear Chingford NERFINISHED
Enfield Lock NERFINISHED
King George V Lock NERFINISHED
Ponders End NERFINISHED
River Lee Navigation NERFINISHED
William Girling Reservoir NERFINISHED
maximumDepth about 10 metres
namedAfter George V NERFINISHED
namedFor King George V of the United Kingdom NERFINISHED
notableFor importance for overwintering wildfowl
role in London’s strategic water storage
openingDate 1913
operator Thames Water NERFINISHED
owner Thames Water NERFINISHED
partOf Lee Valley Reservoir Chain NERFINISHED
Lee Valley wetland landscape NERFINISHED
London water supply system
use drinking water storage
public water supply
waterSource Lee Valley abstraction works
River Lee Diversion NERFINISHED

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

Lee Valley Regional Park hasPart King George V Reservoir
Lee Valley Regional Park hasPart King George V Reservoir
this entity surface form: William Girling Reservoir
Lee Valley reservoirs hasPart King George V Reservoir
Lee Valley reservoirs hasPart King George V Reservoir
this entity surface form: William Girling Reservoir