Lea Valley aqueducts

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The Lea Valley aqueducts are a network of water-carrying channels and tunnels that transport treated water from sources outside London into the Lee Valley reservoirs as part of the city's public water supply system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf aqueduct system
civil engineering structure
water supply infrastructure
associatedWithRiver River Lea NERFINISHED
connectsTo Lee Valley reservoirs NERFINISHED
designedFor long-distance water conveyance
engineeringDiscipline hydraulic engineering
feeds urban population of London
feedsInfrastructure Lee Valley reservoir system NERFINISHED
function public water supply
transport potable water
hasComponent control structures
valves and sluices
water tunnels
water-carrying channels
locatedIn England
Lea Valley NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
maintainedBy water utility companies serving London
partOf Lea Valley water infrastructure
London water supply system NERFINISHED
purpose ensure reliable water supply to London
roleInSystem bulk transfer of treated water
serves London NERFINISHED
transports treated water
usesChannelType open channels
pipelines
tunnels
waterSourceLocation outside London
waterType treated drinking water

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Lee Valley reservoirs waterSource Lea Valley aqueducts